Blizzard shuts roads and airports across Colorado and Wyoming
Snowplows toil as up to 7 feet of snow cripples Denver area and beyond. About 3,700 passengers wait for Denver International Airport to reopen while I-70 and I-25 face closures. National Guard rescues, Red Cross shelters, and mass power outages strain residents as an avalanche blocks Eldora access and a Denver East High emergency shelter houses 63 people.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Denver International
National Guard
Red Cross
Joanna Sinnwell
Greeley
Colo
Copper Mountain
Cheyenne
Rockies
Kansas
East High School
Ross Boomer
Matt Jenkins
Overland Park
Boomer
Eldora
Man convicted in assault case in Lawrence County
Wayne Frazier Brabson, 45, of Volant, was found guilty by a Lawrence County Common Pleas Court jury of two counts each of aggravated and simple assault and one count each of terroristic threats and unlawful restraint. He was acquitted of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse and kidnapping. Sentencing pending.
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Wayne Frazier Brabson
Volant RD 2
Lawrence County
Iraq Radio Broadcast Urges Steadfastness and Victory
On page 1 radio carried a message from Odai calling on the people to be steadfast and promising them victory. Mohammed Sdeed Sahhaf, the information minister, also on Iraq radio described the day as an eternal day in history and said Allah honored the Iraqis with this test.
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Odai
Mohammed Sdeed Sahhaf
Iraq Radio
Allah
Inside the decision to strike Saddam in Baghdad
CIA sources shaped the risk and timing as Bush and up to Cheney Powell Rumsfeld Rice Card Myers weighed a bold plan. Tomahawks and F 117s planned a single decapitation strike aimed at Saddam with real time targeting and rapid retargeting potential for future actions.
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Saddam
Bush
U.S
Oval Office
Dick Cheney
Colin Powell
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Condoleezza Rice
White House
Andrew H. Card Jr
Air Force
Richard Myers
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Baghdad
Persian Gulf
Red Sea
CIA
Langley
George H.W. Bush
Bahgdad Residence
Navy
U.S. Central Command
Panel to study steel tariff impact in Washington
A federal trade panel will assess whether year old tariffs on steel imports created an unfair field for U.S. consumers against foreign rivals. The ITC study, due for a Sept 20 White House tariff review, follows claims by steel consuming industries that Bush sanctions hurt business and jobs.
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U.S
U.S. International Trade Commission
White House
Bush
House
Ways and Means Committee
Bill Thomas
ITC
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Reed & Reed Income Tax Service
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Hermitage
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Ecronic
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Women’s Shelter
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New Castle
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Noytartcenter
Pennsylvania
Thomas
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At&t (T
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