President of the Year: Bush again Time’s pick
Time magazine names President Bush as the 2004 Person of the Year after his re election and reshaping of political rules. The package features an Oval Office interview with Bush and a profile of Karl Rove. Bush credits foreign policy and wartime actions for his victory. critics remain polarized across the nation.
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Two Die in Plane Crash at La Mirada Radio Site
A single engine plane crashed Sunday morning into a radio station tower in a warehouse parking lot in La Mirada California. The husband and wife aboard were killed and the station was briefly knocked off the air. A Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy surveyed the wreckage.
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Online chat linked Kansas suspect to pregnant dog killer
A Rat Terrier chat board revealed how Lisa Montgomery allegedly used the site to arrange a meeting with Bobbie Jo Stinnett. Exchanges show Stinnett’s replies and that Montgomery concealed her pregnancy claim. Investigators trace Fischer’s online address to Kansas as the baby was recovered at Montgomery’s home.
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Teen ski racer dies after collision with snowmobile
In Vail Colorado Ashley Stamp 13 a Steamboat Springs native was killed Sunday morning while skiing near Golden Peak base. Authorities say she collided with a snowmobile at a blind crest and could not hear it due to headphones. The snowmobile was traveling about 10 mph.
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Md home fires linked to race revenge in Indian Head
Federal investigators say arson fires at Hunters Brooke in Indian Head caused 10 homes destroyed and 16 damaged, with $10 million in damage in Maryland’s largest residential arson case. Four men charged. two in custody allegedly made racial statements. Suspect Jeremy Parady reportedly denied a Lennar job after the fires.
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