Quote on Sept 7 2011 sentences child abuser to long term
A Dallas state district judge, Larry Miller, sentences Elizabeth Escalona for savage abuse of a 2 year old girl. The page mentions a public quote and directs readers to Page C6 for the full context and headline 99 Years: Mom Sentenced For Savage Abuse Of 2-Year-Old Girl.
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Two-Alarm Fire Displaces Seven in Harrisonburg Apartment
A two-alarm blaze in a Harrisonburg apartment building Thursday night caused severe damage and displaced seven residents. Fire officials say the fire began in the kitchen and spread to the attic. Capt. Arthur Miller of the Harrisonburg Fire Department notes the roof will need replacement and emphasizes the incident could have been much worse.
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Edinburg Mill restaurant site seeks new owner
The Edinburg Heritage Foundation, owner of the Edinburg Mill built in 1848 and later converted to a restaurant in 1979, seeks a buyer after five ownership changes and a 1998 closure. The foundation invites proposals to operate the historic eatery in the mill building.
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Clinton says no retreat from Arab world support
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton defended ongoing U S diplomatic presence in Arab spring states, saying the United States will not retreat from engaging Libya and other evolving democracies. She argued diplomacy thrives in danger and aid workers must be protected while reducing risks to personnel.
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Man Arrested At LAX Had Killing Files and Weapons
A 28 year old Boston University graduate Yongda Huang Harris was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport wearing a bulletproof vest. Bags contained knives body bags a smoke grenade and other weapons. He also had computer files detailing kidnapping and killing methods and a video titled Schoolgirls in Cement. Prosecutors say he showed strong interest in sexual violence against girls. He faces one count of transporting hazardous materials and potential five year sentence. He was held without bond as a flight risk.
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U S Concerned About Cyber Showdown Ahead
Panetta warns of possible pre emptive strikes against Iran over cyberattacks as U S officials and experts accuse Tehran linked hackers of crippling Aramco and RasGas systems with Shamoon in a widening cyber threat. Iran seen as willing to use sophisticated digital attacks and to break global norms amid sanctions and past incidents.
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