Plains cattle die as blizzards freeze herds in North Dakota
Across the Plains tens of thousands of cattle are dead or in danger of dying amid blizzards and deep snows. North Dakota reports over 12 600 cattle deaths this winter with more expected in South Dakota. Ranchers describe finding carcasses in yards and fields as feed remains scarce and conditions worsen.
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Bail Granted for Teens Accused in Newborn Death Case
Two Delaware teens charged with killing their newborn son and disposing of the body were ordered held under house arrest with electronic monitoring and curfew. Superior Court President Judge Ridgely required travel restrictions, extradition waivers, and passport surrender as bail conditions.
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Clinic reopens after weekend firebombing
Tulsa abortion clinic resumes operations after weekend firebombing with no injuries. FBI follows fresh tips and released a 1996 audio tape claiming responsibility for two prior bombings at Parenthood in Broken Arrow. Investigators scrutinize links to the earlier September attacks.
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Okla
Sherri Finik
Reproductive Services
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Parenthood
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