Fire drives evacuation in Deadwood Black Hills town
A wildfire near Deadwood prompts an evacuation of South Dakota’s casino town as flames threaten homes and a trailer court. Gov. Janklow ordered the move as about 200 firefighters battled the 1,700 acre blaze, aided by C 130 air tankers while Deadwood hospital moved three patients to Spearfish.
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Spearfish Hospital
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Gore hints at 2004 run with freer campaign style
Al Gore told loyal financial backers in Memphis that if he runs again he would shed polls tactics and consultants and "let it rip." The closed-door meeting aimed to show strength to rivals as he edges toward a Bush 2004 rematch while remaining officially uncommitted. Tipper Gore supports another White House bid despite rumors.
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White House
Lawmaker Repays 50000 Loan From AOL Founder
Rep. Jim Moran of Virginia said he did nothing improper in receiving a $50,000 loan from America Online founder James Kimsey last year. Moran, who repaid with interest within three months, described the loan as from an old friend and stressed there was no compromise of the public trust. Kimsey, a founder of AOL, retired in 1996.
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America Online
James Kimsey
Moran
Virginia
Kimsey
Gutenberg Bible goes online from Texas collection
The University of Texas begins digitizing its copy of the Gutenberg Bible using advanced computer imaging. Librarian Richard Oram expects the digitized volume to be accessible worldwide within months, joining other web copies from Library of Congress and institutions in Japan and Britain.
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University of Texas
Richard Oram
Harry Ransom Center
Library of Congress
Japan
Britain
Oram
Arizonans Return to Homes After Massive Pinedale Fire
Residents returned to Pinedale and nearby Show Low areas as the 447,000 acre Arizona blaze, the largest in state history, destroyed at least 423 homes. Fire lines held about 25 percent containment near Show Low while flames continued to threaten Forest Lakes and other canyons. Firefighters battled spot fires and shifting canyons overnight.
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Ariz
Jean Stapley
Arizona
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Forest Lakes
Jim Paxon
Suspect arrested in Arizona wildfire
A man was arrested Saturday night for allegedly starting the first of two wildfires that merged into a blaze destroying more than 400 homes in eastern Arizona. The suspect's name was not released, and an arraignment was planned before a federal magistrate. The Arizona Republic said the detainee was a Bureau of Indian Affairs firefighter.
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