Hiroshima Remembering the A Bomb Thirty Years On
UPI reports Hiroshima marks 30 years since the first atomic bomb with a moment of silence and dove release in Peace Memorial Park. Mayor Takeshi Arai faced an attempted disruption as the city recalls tens of thousands of deaths and the Enola Gay and Little Boy legacy.
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Plague Case Surge Hits Several Western States
Two deaths from bubonic plague in New Mexico and California mark a sharp rise in an already record year for the disease in the United States. Officials cite cycles in wild rodent populations and poor sanitation on reservations as factors. Charlene Brown, a 3 year old Navajo girl, died after late diagnosis and flea exposure at home. The Moraine Campground in Rocky Mountain National Park was closed following discovery of plague infected squirrels.
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Santa Fe
Eleven Indicted Over Tax Evasion in Grain Export Scheme
Eleven men connected to illegal export grain transactions along the Mississippi River were indicted for federal income tax evasion over $713 840 in earnings. The grand jury also charged underreporting nearly $150 000 for three defendants across two years as part of ongoing efforts to root out fraud in the grain trade.
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