Bee swarm attack kills Arizonan woman in storage shed
Cheryl McClain, 46, died after being stung at least 80 times while she and partner Ted Richard moved items into a shed behind their home. Richard survived, telling police McClain said I love you as she collapsed. The coroner cited anaphylactic shock and noted she is Arizona’s fifth bee attack fatality since 1993. Separately, the Army began Green Beret Robin Sage drills at Fort Bragg, with tens of counties involved and civilian volunteers aiding training in Pineland. In February a combat incident injured a deputy and killed 1st Lt. Taflas Tomeny.
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Pineland
Taflas Tomeny
Montgomery
Ala
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Moore County
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State appoints temporary elections chief in Florida
Gov. Jeb Bush names Jim Smith, a former secretary of state, to replace Katherine Harris as interim Florida elections chief until January. Smith returns to the post as the state readies its first general and state primary elections since 2000 when a nationwide recount drew global attention.
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Widespread El Paso Power Outage Halts 750,000
A short circuit on a 345-kilovolt line between Albuquerque and El Paso cut power to more than 750,000 people in El Paso and nearby towns in New Mexico and West Texas. About half restored within 45 minutes, with remaining outages spanning about 180 miles from Hatch, New Mexico to Van Horn, Texas. Public Service Company of New Mexico investigates cause.
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West Nile virus outbreak hits Louisiana four dead
Louisiana reports four West Nile deaths and 58 infections in one of the nation's worst outbreaks. Gov. Foster declares a state of emergency seeking up to 5 million dollars in federal aid. Mosquito spraying sweeps Baton Rouge and New Orleans while CDC teams investigate St. Tammany Parish.
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North America
United States
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Suspect in Capitol shootings improving under forced meds
A federal judge ordered Russell Weston to remain on forcible medication for 120 days to assess his competency to stand trial for the 1998 Capitol shootings that killed two U S Capitol Police officers. The judge noted improving mental health but set a November 19 hearing to reassess. Weston could face the death penalty if convicted.
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Tom DeLay
Texas
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Butner
N.C
A.J. Kramer
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