Helio Castroneves Wins Indy 500 Amid Tax Case Tensions
Helio Castroneves capped May with a third Indianapolis 500 victory, a win made more poignant by weeks of tax evasion charges. California Supreme Court to rule Tuesday on Prop 8, potentially upholding or overturning the same sex marriage ban.
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Space shuttle Atlantis Returns After Florida Mission
Atlantis and its seven astronauts landed safely Sunday after a detour from Florida to California, concluding the space shuttle mission.
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Home at Last for Arkersburg Brothers After Disasters
The Reinert brothers Tom and Mike return to rebuilt houses after separate disasters. Tom’s Parkersburg home rises on the tornado site while Mike’s Cedar Rapids residence follows flood repairs. Nic and Dani adjust as the family settles, marking a year since the twin calamities.
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Family thanks helpers after tornado damage in Aurora
Survivors of a May 25 2008 EF tornado thanked neighbors friends and strangers at a dinner held in a new machine shed. Diane Sperfslage 50 and Dan 54 spoke of loss including dairy cattle as they rebuild along 130th Street southwest of Aurora in Buchanan and Delaware counties.
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Governments expanding burial cost aid amid recession
Dayton woman faced cremation bills after miscarriage as job loss and a weak economy strain families. Across the nation coroner offices report rising burial and cremation costs with local governments stepping in, and some states and cities increasing taxpayer-funded assistance.
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High profile Iraq attacks fall by 58 percent
The U S military says high profile attacks in Iraq have dropped about 58 percent in the past year while violence persists in Mosul where a car bomb targeting an American convoy killed one Iraqi and wounded 45. The Mosul operation occurs before a June 30 U S pullout deadline.
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