Tragic Washington crash kills all aboard two vehicles
A utility vehicle crossed center line on Alternate US 97 near Wenatchee and collided head on with a southbound car, both cars catching fire. Five children and several adults died. driver Danny J. Adamson 18 Cashmere died at hospital. others perished at the scene. Weather was clear and dry. no witnesses reported.
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Wenatchee, Wash
Washington
State Patrol
Bobais
Thomas Robbins
Bellevue
Danny J. Adamson
Cashmere
Central Washington Hospital
Adamson
U.S. 97
Man Dies in Police Custody in Baltimore
Gregory Lee Booker, 39, died in the Eastern District lockup Saturday as authorities prepared an autopsy. Police said he appeared to suffer drug withdrawal symptoms. The incident marks the third death in custody in the past month.
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Baltimore
Gregory Lee Booker
Astern District
Weather Snapshot Across Regions with Varied Sunshine
Clouds and fog shroud the East Coast with scattered showers from Boston to South Carolina. Interior Northeast dries, while central Appalachians see more clouds. Southeast inland warms to the 80s as Gulf Coast and northern Florida get showers. Sunshine prevails from the eastern Rockies to the Mississippi Valley with 90s in the south. Northern and central Plains reach the 80s amid a few strong thunderstorms in the northern Rockies.
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East
Boston
South Carolina
Middle Atlantic States
Central Appalachians
Gulf Coast
Catalina Coast
Florida
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Ig Assocuies Pont
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Texas
Minnesota
Forecast of showers and cooler, clearing tonight
A cold front off the coast today brings scattered showers and possible thunderstorms in the eastern regions. Skies clear tonight with cooler air as high pressure moves in. Wednesday to Friday remain mostly sunny with pleasant, cool nights and mild days across Frederick Howard Carroll Allegany and Washington counties.
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Frederick
Howard
Carroll
Allegany
Washington Counties
Boy Dies After Refusing Transplant Medication
Miami based report details 15 year old Benito Agrelo who died at his Coral Springs home two months after court allowed him to stop anti rejection drugs following two liver transplants. He suffered severe side effects from the medication including headaches and irritability and chose a near natural life. his mother Armando and sisters Ava and Ava Senra spoke of his last moments. Broward Circuit Judge Arthur Birken had ordered he could go home without being forced to take the drugs, after doctors testified and health officials apologized for prior hospitalization.
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Miami
Benito Agrelo
Benito
Coral Springs
Armando Agrelo
Jesus
Ava Senra Agrele
Department of Health and Rehabe Services
Broward
Arthur Birken
Health Department
South
Florida
Ava Senra Agrelo
University of Pittsburgh
Sue Cardille
Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh
Stars fall on Hollywood Walk of Fame amid subway damage
In Los Angeles a Hollywood Boulevard subway project caused street subsidence forcing the temporary closure of a four block area. Crews removed 27 threatened stars including John Forsythe Carol Burnett Eddie Albert Melissa Gilbert Jim Nabors and Fred MacMurray. Nearby apartments evacuated after Jan 17 quake damage.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
John Forsythe
Hollywood Boulevard
Peirce
Mr Forsythe
Carol Burnett
Eddie Albert
Melissa Gilbert
Jim Nabors
Fred MacMurray
Northridge
John Walsh
United Riders of
Cach
United Riders
Anglers hook cocaine during tournament discovery
A fishing tournament at Lighthouse Point uncovered bales of cocaine floating in a waterway and a later Coast Guard response. Reported by Dan Barnett of Fort Lauderdale, the event drew police and federal attention as officials prepared a formal assessment and possible disaster declaration.
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Lighthouse Point
Dan Barnett
Fort Lauderdale
Fires threaten 70 Montana homes amid spreading blazes
In northwestern Montana two wildfires roared unchecked threatening nearly 70 homes and forcing evacuations as crews struggle with scarce resources. The top priority blaze near Whitefish covered about 12 000 acres in the Flathead National Forest, with more fires across Idaho Oregon Washington and California totaling over 455 000 acres and 18 700 firefighters. Army National Guard and Fort Lewis soldiers reinforce efforts while many crews rest after long shifts. A second Montana fire in the Kootenai National Forest endangered 37 houses as part of a 4 000 acre complex.
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Kalispell
Mont
Montana
Kid Conley
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Denver
Flathead National Forest
Whitefish
Forest Service
Wally Bennett
Bennett
National Interagency Fire Center
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Washington
California
National Guard
Fort Lewis
Wash
Kootenai National Forest
Pat Flowers
Missoula
BoE price report on diesel and beer market trends
A daily bulletin lists diesel and beer price movements across markets. Officials note shifts in wholesale rates and regional variations affecting retailers and consumers. No further details available in readable text.
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Myron W. Randall
George E. Randall
Marlene &. Young
Philip W. Hammond
Edward M. Gaydos
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Montgomery Co
Maryland Ave
Rockville
News Matters
Washington State
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Associated Press
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Danas
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Benny
Army Corps of Engineers
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Clinton
Susi Feinberg
Oxnard
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United
Inspiration Court House
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Sunset View Lane
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Lottery
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Vere
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