Evacuations Expand After Eunice Derailment Fire
In Louisiana a week end Union Pacific tanker derailment near Eunice prompted evacuations of about 2,000 as technicians detonated a haz ardous acrylic acid filled car to prevent a larger blast. Heat from nearby fires kept risk high as authorities warned of chemical exposure dangers.
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Florida Gun Link Tied to School Shooting Suspect
Two youths say Nathaniel Brazill, 13, displayed a small handgun near his home on May 23 prior to the fatal shooting of Lake Worth Middle School teacher Barry Grunow on the last day of classes. Brazill remains in custody as a grand jury weighs the case, with 911 tapes released showing rapid police response.
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Barry Grunow
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Raychel Houston
Hantavirus seen across North America as outdoor season begins
Scientists warn hantavirus poses a widespread threat from Canada to Argentina as people head outdoors. CDC researchers say deer mice carry the virus and exposure during barn cleaning and outdoor activities raises infection risk. Vermont reports first 31st state case. 250 US cases since 1993 with 101 deaths. Canada notes 13 deaths.
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Yolo County
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Internet scholarship boom helps students find college funding
Northwestern junior Tavia Evans used FastWeb and other free databases to win scholarships totaling 22000 dollars. Experts say online databases now drive billions in aid, though seekers still must apply, write essays, and sometimes interview.
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Tavia Evans
Evans
Northwestern University
Larry Gerber
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FastWeb
St. Louis
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Coca-Cola
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Northwestern
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Mission: Impossible 2 leads Memorial Day box office surge
The film grossed 71.8 million over the Friday to Monday frame to power a Memorial Day weekend record. Dinosaur and Shanghai Noon followed, with Gladiator and Road Trip also strong as the top 6 studios reported broad gains across North American theaters. Final tallies were released today by Exhibitor Relations.
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Paramount
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Priest Accused of Abuse in Oregon Lawsuits
Twenty five men accuse Rev. Grammond of sexual abuse spanning from third grade to high school. Plaintiffs include Doug Ray, Sea Side councilman, and Joe Elliott, a Portland hairdresser. Archdiocese said Grammond was suspended after 1991 accusation. no criminal charges filed. Civil suits may seek at least $4.6 million per defendant within limitations.
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