Evacuation clears way for repairs on Ocracoke Island
Tourists begin leaving the Outer Banks community as repairs start after Hurricane Alex. Some 4,000 visitors could be ferried out, while workers and insurance adjusters prepare to assess damage. Gov Easley says safety overrides vacations as Ocracoke endures record flooding and power restoration efforts continue.
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Mark Hacking confesses to killing wife and hiding body
The Hacking family says Mark Hacking admitted to two older brothers that he killed his wife while she slept and disposed of her body in a trash bin. He reportedly confessed July 24 at a psychiatric ward after mounting pressure and a police investigation followed.
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CDC reports animals cause 26000+ roadway injuries annually
The CDC says deer and other animals trigger more than 26,000 non fatal injuries on U S roads yearly with about 200 traffic deaths. Half of crashes involve hitting the animal, half result from swerving to avoid it. Deer account for most incidents. cows, squirrels, bears, dogs and raccoons also appear. Underpass and fencing ideas face cost limits.
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Atlanta
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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CDC
Dellinger
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