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Middletown Journal in Middletown, Ohio

18 Oct 2004

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Middletown Journal

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Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

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Oct 18, 2004

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Fatal 11-car crash near Fort Huachuca tied to stolen truck

Authorities question a man believed to have driven a stolen truck loaded with illegal immigrants that crashed at an intersection near Fort Huachuca in southeastern Arizona. Six people died and 15 were seriously injured as the truck, traveling about 90 mph, smashed into several vehicles and rolled over.

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Phoenix Fort Huachuca Sierra Vista Arizona Randy Redmond Redmond Arizona Department of Public Safety Brian Preston Border Patrol Preston Cochise County Carol Capas Capas Suzanne Cronn Sierra Associated Press Ariz
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I-95 Reopens After Mega Crash Storm Slams Maryland

A blinding storm caused 92 vehicles to crash in 17 accidents on I-95 near Baltimore Saturday, injuring about 50 people, with vehicles stranding and a section closed before lanes reopened late night. Witnesses described glare from hail and sun as the cause. no deaths reported and four people hospitalized.

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White Marsh Baltimore Maryland Greg Shipley Cindy James Woodbridge Va James Veronica Susan Whickers
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Ex-Guantanamo prisoners return to terrorism pressure

The Pentagon says at least seven former Guantanamo detainees have returned to fighting, with two believed dead in Afghanistan and one recaptured at a suspected training camp. Others are at large as U.S. officials acknowledge imperfect screening despite most releases being deemed nonthreatening.

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Washington United States Guantanamo Bay Cuba Afghanistan Cmdr Flex Plexico Pentagon U.N Iraq Chechnya Guantanamo U.S Bryan Whitman
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