Leukemia victim to receive military funeral rites
Paul Cooper, a 44 year old Army veteran who witnessed an Aug 31 1957 Yucca Flats nuclear blast, died of acute myelogenous leukemia at Boise VA Hospital. His wife Nancy says he earned a military funeral after his battle for $820 monthly service connected disability benefits and the autopsy awaited CDC review.
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Group wins bid to save redwoods from logging expansion
After a decade long fight environmentalists push to expropriate 48000 acres of ancient redwoods for Redwood National Park expansion. House approval 328-60 and Senate 74-20 set up joint committee to resolve differences while retraining funds spark logger dispute.
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