Louisiana Tops Dangerous States List Breaks Hurtful Re rankings
Lawrence AP Louisiana remains the most dangerous state per Morgan Quitno Press based on 14 crime factors including violent crime and prison population. Maine ranks as the safest, with Vermont and other states like Maryland Nevada Florida and Illinois among the top 10 most dangerous. Texas falls to sixth as rankings are averaged across categories from Crime State Rankings 1995.
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Morgan Quitno Press
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Vermont
Scott Morgan
Morgan Quitno
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List of state rankings with scores and months
A sequence lists states with numeric scores from 16 to 50 and an apparent month entry May. The list includes Tennessee through Maine with various scores, interspersed by a strange “a” and month May, suggesting a partial or corrupted election or tally-like record.
Rabies outbreak hits Howard County area hard
Nineteen rabies cases in two months mark a regional epidemic, with Big Spring Animal Control chief Terry Chamness calling it the worst yet. Health officials report cases in Glasscock Reagan and Sterling counties, including a fox on a schoolyard, a cat, a coyote, and a skunk, prompting state quarantine and vaccination push.
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Terry Chamness
Animal Control
Big Spring
Jeff Sanders
Texas Department of Health
el Paso
Glasscock
Reagan
Sterling
Reagan County
Health Department
Chamness
Animal Control Division
Midland air reserve troops seize Midland airport for readiness drills
About 700 troops from the 452nd Air Force Reserve Mobility Wing arrived at Midland International Airport with camouflage and chemical gear for a three day operational readiness exercise. They will test refueling and airlift capabilities and stage simulated chemical attacks and explosions. Transports came from March Air Force Base California and four KC 135 tankers join the drills.
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Razo
Midland
March Air Force Base
California
Win
452Nd Air Force Reserve
Midland International Airport
Mark Eakin
Austerity measures unveiled in Mexico amid peso slump
Mexico's government announced austerity measures to halt the financial tailspin as the peso hit fresh lows. Treasury Secretary Guillermo Ortiz warned of a 2 percent 1995 contraction and 42 percent inflation, with wage gains limited to 10 percent and taxes and utility prices rising to bolster public coffers. The central bank will tighten domestic credit to 10 billion pesos to support the currency.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Treasury
Guillermo Ortiz
Ortiz
Ernesto Zedillo
Republicans unveil proposed tax cut package
House Republicans introduced a long promised tax cut for families, businesses, and investors in Washington. Bill Archer announced the plan at the Family Research Council, framing it as relief for Americans and job growth, while acknowledging the looming battles over a large 10 year fiscal impact.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Bill Archer
Texas
Family Research
Midland Erskine cut deal to keep sanctuary open
Midland and Erskine reach an agreement allowing her wildlife sanctuary to operate with limited rehabilitation. Erskine may treat only birds and mammals listed or endangered by the EPA. The couple had sought a federal restraining order to stop the city from ending the program and removing grasses serving as sanctuary habitat.
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Erskine
Midge Erskine
Paohag
Environmental Protection Agen
Cy. Erskine
Woodine
Gregg Owens
Federal District Court
Erskines
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