Police plan backfires as rioters burn Fla. city
In St. Petersburg, a black separatist group calling for the shooting of a white officer triggered riot fears. Police swept streets for six tons of potential ammo, but leaders were arrested at their HQ and sparked renewed violence. Two officers were wounded and fires caused over 1 million dollars in damage as protests flared. Nine people were arrested amid looting. Chief Stephens defended the strategy, saying it aimed to prevent violence, not provoke it.
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Cade death leaves Senate void in Maryland politics
ANNAPOLIS AP Senate Minority Leader John Cade, a 67 year old Anne Arundel County Republican, died of an apparent heart attack in Ocean City while attending a Chesapeake Bay Commission meeting. Known for blunt questioning and strong budget expertise, Cade was praised as a forceful yet fair leader by colleagues.
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Mike” Miller
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Washington
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Social Security
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Gold miners trapped in collapsed mine survive tapping signals
In Nazca Peru miners trapped since Tuesday after a 6.4 quake tapped rock to signal life. Rescue teams found two bodies and three survivors in another mine. ten miners were pulled from small mines nearby.
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Huanilo
Puquio
Lima
Pentagon builds air bridge for Central Africa relief mission
The Pentagon sends transport aircraft to Europe to support a multinational relief effort in Central Africa. About 1,000 U.S. Army paratroopers in Italy may spearhead operations, as 4,000 troops are debated to secure Goma and sustain a relief air bridge into Zaire amid ceasefire talks.
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Bosnian army accused in NATO weapon seizure clash
NATO claims Bosnian army troops from the 254th brigade fought near Gajevi and helped arm a hostile crowd as US and Russian peacekeepers confiscated weapons, while Bosnian commander disputes NATO authority to seizes armaments.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
NATO
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Sarajevo
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Haselock
254Th Brigade
State Farm invites Frederick neighbors to Thanksgiving event
Regional Vice President Doug Eaton stresses that being a good neighbor is State Farm's mission as it celebrates 31 years in Frederick. The invite invites the community to attend the event to thank residents and demonstrate neighborhood commitment.
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Frederick
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