7 year old Arizona boy completes Alcatraz swim
Seven year old Braxton Bilbrey swam from Alcatraz Island to Aquatic Park in 47 minutes, aided by his coach and two adults. The Glendale, Arizona boy trained through youth triathlons and said his next goal is the English Channel. His mother praised his dedication while his father expressed pride.
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Laborers Union Leaves AFL-CIO to Focus on Growth
The Laborers Union representing 700,000 construction workers has decided to leave the AFL-CIO to concentrate on growth and better lives for workers. The move, effective June 1, follows their earlier association with Change to Win but marks a formal exit from the federation. Richard Greer, the union’s spokesman, said the separation aims to sharpen efforts for workers’ improvements. AFL-CIO did not immediately respond.
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National News Roundup Washington and Beyond
Data of 26.5 million U.S. veterans was stolen when an employee took records home to Maryland. No evidence burglars have used the data, says Veterans Affairs Secretary Jim Nicholson. Independent Levee Investigation Team blasts New Orleans funding and oversight, urging a major overhaul of flood protection agencies. David Berkowitz seeks to direct former attorney earnings from Dear David to victims, while Hoffa search on a Michigan horse farm continues amid scientific hurdles.
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Protecting Life Savings Through Nursing Home Medicaid Planning
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