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Scripture Quote Cited as God’s Promise to Israel
A biblical line proclaims that God will plant Israel in its own land and never uproot them again, framing the sacred pledge as an enduring divine guarantee. The statement emphasizes unwavering possession and divine authority over the land.
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Social Security trust fund exists says lawmakers
Washington lawmakers acknowledge real assets in the Social Security trust fund and discuss transferring surpluses into private accounts. Critics warn the move would double count funds, deepen deficits, and force tax increases or spending cuts to keep the system solvent beyond mid century.
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Sound Off Letters on Casinos and School Behavior
Letters discuss casino impacts in Monroe with claims of no local trouble inside casinos and more issues at truck stops. A reader questions lemonade stand licenses for Marmaduke and town orange barrels as signs of progress. A retired teacher notes rising aggression and flirting by middle and high school girls toward male teachers and calls for action.
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Vegas
Indiana
West Utah wildfires drive evacuations and containment progress
Fire crews moved into New Harmony as residents returned to parts of town near the flames. In Motoqua a one hour evacuation was ordered as fires neared city limits. The Westside Complex near St George was 90 percent contained at 68 264 acres with full containment expected by nightfall. The NIFC reported 21 large fires burning over 769 000 acres across seven states amid forecast windy conditions.
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St. George
David Boyd
Salt Lake City
Dave Olson
National Interagency Fire Center
Boise
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Arizona
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New Mexico
Las Vegas
Weekend Wildfires Force Vacations Near St George Utah
Southwest Utah faced a string of fires racing in high winds and heat with homes at risk from Gunlock to St George. Fire crews reported flames up to ten feet and a road closure as the largest blaze neared 59 000 acres, prompting evacuations. Containment efforts continued as other fires burned across California Arizona and Nevada. Arizona’s big fire reached 124 000 acres and remained 25 percent contained while Southern California saw an 800 acre brush fire in Antelope Valley.
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Nevada
Joe Colwell
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Phoenix
Milwaukee mom welcomes 13 pound newborn dubbed Big Enchilada
Delaney Jessica Buzzell, born June 23 in Milwaukee by cesarean, weighed 13 pounds 12 ounces and measured 22 inches. Her parents, already parents to two larger children, nickname her Big Enchilada and say the family is now complete though they expect nothing but normal growth from the regular sized mom and dad.
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Fire at Biblical Arts Center in Dallas injures none
A fire at a Dallas museum of biblical art drew 120 firefighters in 100 degree heat. By late afternoon authorities had flames under control with unknown cause. The museum’s signature 124 by 20 foot painting of the descent of the Holy Spirit appeared badly damaged, according to museum director Scott Peck.
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