Federal ruling cuts utility construction cost burden
Washington AP reports a Federal Power Commission decision will save the typical American family about 42 dollars per year by not charging electric and gas customers for construction costs of new facilities. The ruling limits rate hikes and shifts costs away from consumers.
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Exorcism death case goes to Yakima trial
A mother and three others in a religious household face manslaughter and assault charges in the death of 3-year-old David Weisbacher found wrapped in a sheet at a Yakima home. The defendants, Cun ningham and his wife Velma, daughter Carolyn, and Lorraine Edwards, plus Debra Weilbacher, question jurors about reincarnation and religious experiences as their pretrial proceedings continue.
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Weather Outlook With Mild Skies And Cool Nights
Partly clear tonight with a mid 30s low. Wednesday cloudy with a high in the upper 40s and a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Yesterday’s high 35, overnight low 26. Extended outlook: highs in the 30s Thursday and Friday, 40s Saturday, with 20s lows all three days.
Minster teen deaths lead to driver conviction in Ohio
John Kremer was found guilty of one count of vehicular homicide in the deaths last March of eight Minster teenagers on a rural road south of Celina. Seven other vehicular homicide charges were dismissed. He also faced charges of failing to obey a stop sign and failing to stop at an assured clear distance.
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Kremer pleads no contest in vehicular homicide case
In a 30 minute trial near the Ohio Indiana border, Kremer pleaded innocent to all charges then changed to no contest after all but one vehicular homicide count was dropped. Judge Myers gave one year license suspension and a $300 court-cost fine with no jail. He may drive to work after 30 days with proof of insurance. Eight Minster High students, celebrating a basketball win, were struck at Rolfes and Fort Recovery Minster Roads as their caravan stopped and discussed next steps.
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Visions guide search for missing Ronnie Rae in Wyoming
Effel Rae relies on visions to locate her 4 year old son Ronnie Rae who vanished October 11 from a ranch near Visions lead the search as authorities abandon the field after a week of aerial, horse, and dog operations. Self described psychics send letters with imagined photos claiming to locate the boy prompting officials to check the tips.
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Granite Lady Mint Reopened As Useful Showpiece
The U S Mint in San Francisco known as the Granite Lady is back in mint condition after a four year 4 1/2 million renovation. It now houses a coin museum offices and computers with a display featuring a 1907 $20 gold piece insured for 1 million and gold bars and nuggets valued at over 3 1/2 million. The site opened in 1874 designed by Alfred B Mullett and once stamped 1.33 billion coins before a larger mint opened nearby.
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