Five bodies found in Chicago home amid gang violence
Police found three people shot to death in a two story Chicago home amid a wave of violence in a gang plagued neighborhood. Investigators suspect the victims may have known their killer as there was no forced entry. A money counting machine suggested possible drug activity.
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Richard Daley
Leticia Estrada
Estrada
Texas probes possible abuse at sect ranch boys
Texas officials told lawmakers they are investigating possible sexual abuse of boys from the Yearning For Zion Ranch along with broken bones among other children. State officials said at least 41 children have evidence of broken bones, with 464 in state custody and a baby born to a teen mother at Eldorado.
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Terror attacks in Pakistan doubled in 2007
State Department report shows Pakistan faced a doubling of terrorist incidents and quadrupled casualties in 2007 as al Qaida leveraged the Afghanistan Pakistan frontier. Afghanistan saw a 16 percent rise, while Iraq experienced a drop in violence in the year's second half. Former prime minister Bhutto was killed in December.
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Afghan agents raid militants hideout amid Karzai attack link
Afghan intelligence agents raided a militants hideout tied to an attack on President Hamid Karzai. Gunfire and grenades destroyed a mud-brick house, killing seven including a woman and child. Intelligence chief Amrullah Saleh said one dead militant supplied weapons for the Sunday attack.
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Interior proposes eased gun rules in national parks
Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne proposed regulations to allow loaded concealed weapons in some national parks and wildlife refuges where the state permits guns in parks. The plan would overturn a 25 year old rule requiring unloaded guns stored out of reach, a change critics fear will confuse visitors.
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Dirk Kempthorne
Kempthorne
Department of the Interior
Woman Arrested in San Diego for Detroit Prison Escape After 52 Years
Susan LeFevre also known as Marie Walsh was arrested in the Carmel Valley neighborhood of San Diego. She had escaped the Detroit House of Corrections in February 1976 after one year of a 10 to 20 year sentence on drug charges and lived under a false name with her husband and three children.
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Susan LeFevre
Marie Walsh
Carmel Valley
Michigan
Alan Walsh
Associated Press
U.S
LeFevre
Saginaw County
Mich
Detroit House of
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