Wildfires rage in Oklahoma and Texas causing homes burned
Firefighters battled wind driven blazes across drought stricken grasslands in Cross Plains Kennedale and eastern Oklahoma with one death and several injuries. Officials said cooler weather may ease scenes though the drought remains severe with lakes dried up and fires likely started by discarded embers and other human activity. An elderly woman died in Cooke County Texas as crews surveyed the widespread damage to homes and outbuildings.
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Texas Fire Disaster Prompts Perry Suit and State Fires
Texas Governor Rick Perry faces a disaster declaration suit as more than 70 fires burn across northern and central Texas. Firefighters from neighboring states assist, with at least 50 homes destroyed and extensive damage to other buildings. Ebel likens containment to stopping a 30 mph car.
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Sylvia Strikes Again in Becker's Bridge North-South
North-South vulnerable facing East overcall of two spades Sylvia, partner to South, jumps to raise in spades. After a dramatic sequence South doubles six spades and then seven, while Sylvia and partner clinch a doubled slam by ruffing clubs and timing heart and diamond plays. Tomorrow: A crucial decision.
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Bird flu spread less by birds says experts
Washington based scientists, citing links between outbreaks and poultry trade, say wild migratory birds are not the primary spreaders of the H5N1 virus. They warn domestic poultry shipments pose greater pandemic risk and urge focus on farms and markets rather than wild birds.
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Enron’s Causey agrees plea deal to testify against Lay and Skilling
Enron former chief accounting officer Richard Causey reached a plea bargain with federal prosecutors. He will plead guilty to charges and testify against Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling, in exchange for a lighter sentence, avoiding trial as their case proceeds with a delayed schedule.だ
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