California Trails Nation as Growth Slows
Census data show California’s population rising 1 percent to 31.2 million, while the U.S. grew 1.1 percent to 257.9 million. Immigrants fueled 894,000 of California’s growth, with births accounting for the rest. Nevada led growth nationally at 3.9 percent, and Connecticut and Rhode Island lost residents. Newcomers tend to be younger and may leave for healthier economies elsewhere.
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Births and deaths rise across regions in latest U S data
The report shows births totaling 4 037 000 and deaths 2 223 000 with regional growth varying from 0 5 to 1 7 percent. The West led growth at 1 7 percent, followed by the South 1 4 percent, Midwest 0 7 percent, and Northeast 0 5 percent.
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United States
Tragic killing shocks Guadalupe community
Guzman, an A student from Marcos de Niza, was killed while cruising with cousins when teenage boys demanded their car. Her aunt described a loving mother and student who had planned to marry in 1994 and had just bought a dress. Police protect the cousins amid gang fears as a mural in Guzman’s memory greets neighbors. Mayor Hernandez called the death a senseless loss to the town.
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Marcos de Niza
Guadalupe
Geo Prizm
Cavazos
Central
Suchone
Anna Hernandez
Loch Ness sturgeon blamed for Nessie sightings admits dull truth
Adrian Shine of the Loch Ness Project argues eyewitness reports of Nessie can stem from sturgeon migrating into the loch. He notes a 14-paper study finds Loch Ness fish stocks sparse to 20-30 tons and suggests a sea monster would weigh 400-500 pounds at most, unlikely to be a dinosaur. The research also uncovers well layered sediments offering a historical record and a mysterious midwater “mystery layer” of small schools near 100 feet depth.
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Loch Ness Project
Ness River
Loch
Nessie
Shine
Drumnadrochit
Scottish Naturalist
Loch Ness
Britain
Dog disinterred from human cemetery plot
In Bellefontaine Ohio a cockapoo named Chippy Sue was exhumed from Huntsville Cemetery after a judge ruled a dog may not be buried in a human cemetery. Debbie and Willis Payne said no regulations prohibited the burial when the dog died in 1991 and former trustees Morris Shields and another plaintiff pursued the exhumation.
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Ohio
Chippy Sue
Debbie Payne
Willis
Huntsville
McArthur Township
Morris Shields
Woman killed as husband fatally wounds wife with knife
Brewer-Stewart case unfolds as James Stewart, 44, charged with first degree murder after allegedly threatening his wife with a knife and harming her in Naperville. Police found the wife dead with a knife in her chest. Stewart was jailed without bond following the incident and prior attempted murder charges.
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Illinois
Stewart
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
DuPage County
James Ryan
Ryan
Brewer-Stewart
Naperville
Lisa Burghardt
Burghardt
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