Propane Tanks Stolen in Denver Crime Spree
The FBI investigates a spree in Denver involving about 100 propane cylinders stolen from multiple businesses since July. Each tank holds roughly 7.8 gallons of propane and weighs about 33 pounds, possibly used to power equipment and farm machinery, raising fears of terrorist use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
FBI
Monique Kelso
Bryant rape case may move to California state line
Denver attorneys for a 20 year old woman accusing NBA star Kobe Bryant said they may relocate the civil suit to California due to Colorado limits on damages. Lin Wood noted Colorado law caps potential winnings at about $733,000 and a decision on moving the trial could come by end of November. Bryant’s attorney Pamela Mackey did not immediately comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Kobe Bryant
California
Colorado
Lin Wood
Bryant
Pamela Mackey
Gas line explosion injures eight in rural Kentucky
An early week gas line explosion in IVEL Kentucky burned four houses and injured eight people. An off duty state trooper Rick Conn, who lived nearby, received third degree burns while helping others escape and was airlifted to St Mary’s Hospital in Huntington West Virginia in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivel
Kentucky
Rick Conn
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
W.va
Troops surround Gbagbo home as Ivory Coast crisis deepens
Thousands of government loyalists massed outside Ivory Coast president Laurent Gbagbo's Abidjan residence, clashing with French armored units amid urgent appeals for a human shield. The unrest, sparked by a deadly airstrike, drew UN sanctions talks and African Union support for intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schalk van Zuydama
Associated Press
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Laurent Gbagbo
West Africa
Red Cross
U.N. Security Council
African Union
U.N
France
Gbagbo
Desire Tagro
Turkey gunman who shot pope to be freed next year
In Ankara a Turkish court cut Mehmet Ali Agca’s prison term, allowing release at end of next year. Agca, 46, shot Pope John Paul II in 1981, and in Turkey also faced a murder charge for Abd Ipekci from 1979. His lawyer said the longest sentence now stands at six years and two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Ankara
Turkey
John Paul II
Mehmet Ali
Agca
Italy
St. Peter’s Square
Rome
Abdi Ipekci
Istanbul
Ipekci
Dogan Yildirim
Powerful aftershock hits Niigata Japan
A 5.9 magnitude quake struck central Niigata Prefecture at 11 15 a.m. injuring six people including five nursery pupils and a 26 year old female caregiver a 75 year old woman rider suffered knee injuries a 68 year old construction worker was buried by a landslide near Su monthmara and rescued two hours after ces aftershocks halted operations at the Tokaimura Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Niigata
Sumonmara
Tokai
Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
Tokaimura
Ibaraki Prefecture
Earthquake rattles Taiwan’s north near Ilan
A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck northern Taiwan late Monday, shaking Taipei and other towns for several seconds. The epicenter lay in the Pacific Ocean about four tenths of a mile from Ilan, roughly 30 miles from Taipei, with the entire island feeling the tremor and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Taiwan
Pacific Ocean
Ilan
Central Weather Service
Weather Bureau
Rock Spirits and Arrow Attack in the Falls
Omanaki, his father, and Nahekanat uncover a rock shrine with flower-like stones and relics. As a feared ambush erupts, they flee toward a canoe while fending off four attackers. Omanaki pockets a magical stone flower as danger forces a desperate retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omanaki
Nahekanat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calif
Henri Poncet
Matthias Dove
THE
Japan
Tue
Nis
CVSI
Ron Rollins
Randy Palmer
Cox Ohio Publishing, Inc