Evacuees Return Home as Wildfire Threat Fades
Favorable weather and firefighting progress allowed about 5,000 people on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation in Whiteriver Arizona to return home after a lightning sparked blaze burned over 20,600 acres. No homes were damaged and the evacuation order was lifted as crews ringed the fire with fire breaks. Officials said containment requires rainfall to cool remaining flames.
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Whiteriver
Ariz
Fort Apache
Arizona
Ellen Stewart
Fred Naranjo
Netanya Johnson
Prosecutors say Malvo boasted to jail guards
Fairfax AP prosecutors say Lee Boyd Malvo spoke proudly and calmly about past shootings to two Baltimore prison guards the day after his Oct arrest. The statements, made during casual conversations, are challenged by defense but prosecutors seek admissibility citing no pressure. Malvo and Muhammad face possible death penalties for 20 shootings across multiple states during a Washington area spree.
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Fairfax
Lee Boyd Malvo
Raymond Murrogh
Malvo
Baltimore
Murrogh
Wayne Davis
Joseph Stracke
Stracke
John Allen Muhammad
Virginia
Maryland
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Washington
D.C
Jane Marum Roush
Pennsylvania to legalize slot machine parlors bill passes House
Lawmakers approve a measure to legalize 11 slot machine parlors and raise about $1 billion to reduce local property taxes for schools. The bill passed 120 to 81 after marathon debate, moving to the Senate which will not reconvene before July 28.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Senate
J. Andrew Crompton
Robert C. Jubellier
House
Christopher Sainato
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Arizona Indian Reservation
Naranjo
New Mexico
Wendell Peacock
Flora Jensen
Alyse
Henry Ethelbach
Sprint
Sprint Store
PCS Center
PCS
Nobama
Force
Sim
Florida
Hobbs Pvt Networks
N. Grimes
Val
Spropectrum LP
Diamond
Sprint Communications
L.P. Sanyo
Sanyo
Sanyo Corporation
Nokia
Nokia Corporation
Odessa
East 42Nd
Midland Midland Plaza
Mervyns
Collebuate
Amon
Odessa American Advertising Department
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