Multiple fatalities in western Arizona and a Gulf shark attack
Six people including four children were killed in a western Arizona home after shots were fired. A man with a gunshot wound died later. In Florida, a 14 year old girl died after a shark attack while swimming offshore near Gonzales Louisiana vacationing with a companion. another swimmer unharmed. The exact causes and motives remain under investigation. Virginia
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Arizona
Gulf of Mexico
Walton County
Donna Shank
Hate group rallies at national battlefield
About 150 members of the National Socialist Movement and allied groups gathered at Yorktown Battlefield to honor founding fathers, while roughly 500 counter-demonstrators assembled nearby. Participants wore Nazi insignia and Ku Klux Klan regalia, as Anti Racist Action led a counter march with a banner proclaiming Smash racism now.
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America
Nazi Party
National Socialist Movement
Yorktown
George Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Anti-Racist Action
Wildfires force more evacuations in Utah and West
About 200 people were evacuated from Gunlock Utah as a new blaze joined five lightning started fires to threaten the town. Across the region crews fought fires in California Arizona and Nevada that have scorched more than 200000 acres in recent days.
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Utah
Gunlock
California
Arizona
Nevada
Salt Lake City
DNA testing aims to locate mad cow herd and source
U S Agriculture Department hopes DNA analysis will pinpoint the herd connected to the mad cow case and trace the source of the brain wasting illness. Officials cite mislabeling, tissue mixing, and waste barrel mixing as past errors and plan DNA tests on potential herd mates to confirm the origin and map feed history.
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U.S
American Institute of Taiwan
Douglas Paul
Taiwan
Washington
Agriculture Department
John Clifford
Associated Press
Clifford
Department
Agriculture
Mike Johanns
Johanns
Nebraska
England
Washington State
Canada
Ed Loyd
Britain
NAACP names Bruce Gordon as new president
Bruce S. Gordon, a retired Verizon executive, is named president of the NAACP to succeed Kweisi Mfume. Gordon vows to fix finances, build an endowment, boost membership, and enhance efficiency while seeking stronger ties with the Bush administration amid prior tensions over civil rights priorities.
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NAACP
Bruce S. Gordon
Verizon
Gordon
Kweisi Mfume
U.S
Senate
Maryland
National Headquarters
Baltimore
Bell of Pennsylvania
Bush
Bond
Iraq
Mfume
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Mojave National Preserve
Phoenix
Las Vegas Strip
Death Valley National Park
Arta ‘Arcu Fare
Group
Maes Re OdaeLe
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