Recall to Affect 20 Million Light Truck Tires Worries Families
Food Inc plans to announce a recall of about 20 million tires for light trucks and SUVs linked to more than 40 fatal accidents, a source said Tuesday. The development raises safety concerns for drivers and passengers nationwide.
Kmart Recalls Splash Club Child Mask Over Glass Breakage
Kmart recalls about 85 550 Splash Club Aquatic Child s Swim Masks sold nationwide from February to July. Glass lenses can shatter posing eye risk. one report in Troy Michigan. Stop using now and return to any Kmart for refund. call 1 800 635 6278 for details.
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Washington
Kmart Corp
Troy
Mich
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Splash Club
Kmart
Super Kmart
Safety Board
Shiner Launches Dust Crusade With Town Cleansing Effort
State standing 8 feet tall sit walker Brad Weston uses a 10-foot Pledge Grab it Sweeper and Cloth in the center square of Shiner on Tuesday as townspeople stroll by. Shiner prides itself as the cleanest little town in Texas and leads a national effort to rally Americans to join in against dust dirt and hair.
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Brad Weston
Shiner
Texas
Trooper dies after Austin traffic stop shooting
Randall Vetter, a six year Texas Department of Public Safety trooper from San Marcos, died after being shot in the head during a traffic stop on Interstate 35 near Kyle. Hale, 72, was charged with capital murder after the assault-style rifle attack.
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Austin
Texas Department of Public Safety
DPS
Randall Vetter
San Marcos
Brackenridge Hospital
Shannon Whitehead
Vetter
Melvin Edison Hale
Kyle
Hale
Hays County
Justice of the Peace
Macel Sullivan
Sam Ortiz
Ieee
Winger
Randy Vetter
Sullivan
Hunley Sub Raised After 136 Years In Charleston
The Confederate H L Hunley submarine, 40 feet long, four feet wide and high, was raised from its wreck in Charleston. It sank Feb 17 1864 after ramming the Union steamship Housatonic, becoming the first submarine to sink an enemy ship. Local observers and Civil War enthusiasts noted its historical significance as a stealth weapon of its era.
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H.L. Hunley
Charleston
S.C
Sullivans Island
Hunley
Housatonic
Marc Ramsey
Richmond
Inmate Drives Truck Through Texas Prison Fence
An inmate driving an 18 wheel tractor-trailer rammed a prison fence near Huntsville Texas. Corrections officers fired at least nine shots as the truck broke through. The vehicle was abandoned on the airport runway and the inmate fled, believed to be aided by his wife. Rhodes, held since 1997 for aggravated sexual assault, had prior burglary and escape history. Authorities searched south of Madisonville near the airport.
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Huntsville
Texas Rangers
Rhodes
Hardin County
Texas
Smith County
Madisonville
Larry Fitzgerald
West Odessa to Get $546,000 in Water Grants
Ector County will receive more than $546,000 in Community Development Block Grants for water service and improvements. A $500,000 grant funds new water lines in West Odessa, and a $46,000 grant funds a water improvement study south of Interstate 20. Commissioner Freddie Gardner outlined the project area from Knox West to Easy Street and 42nd Street to Barbara, and noted an engineering study will precede construction with bids after. The Ector County Utility District supplies water to some residents, with others outside the district facing water quantity and quality issues. The grants aim to bring service to those residents, with construction likely next year.
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Ector County
West Odessa
Interstate 20
Precinct 1
Freddie Gardner
Knox
Easy Street
42Nd Street
Barbara
Neering
Ector County Utility District
Odessa
Ector County Public Works
Don Bonifay
Coun
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