Protesters Block Exxon Mobil HQ in Dallas Climate Action
Greenpeace says 32 demonstrators were arrested as environmental activists blocked the entrance and climbed onto the roof of Exxon Mobil in Irving to protest inaction on global warming. Police could not confirm custody numbers.
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Teen charged after TSA finds bomb making items in suitcase
In Asheville a 14 year old boy was arrested on felony charges for possessing components of mass destruction after baggage screeners found chemicals, a bomb making manual, and internet bomb information in a suitcase around 12 30 p m Authorities held his name as a juvenile and described the evidence as mass destruction components. In Tampa ammonia from a ruptured pipeline forced two school closings with 2000 plus children relocated and residents told to stay indoors as crews halted the leak near a major road and a upscale development. In Wisconsin a twin engine plane crashed after takeoff killing four including a former American Airlines pilot. NTSB said investigators would take about two days to determine cause with weather not a factor.
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Anne
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Ill
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Madison
DuPage Airport
Chicago
Carl Price
American Airlines
Edward Vogler
National Transportation Safety Board
John Brannen
Roofing nails clog Kansas Turnpike injuring drivers
In Topeka, Kansas, hundreds of two inch roofing nails covered an 80 mile stretch of the Kansas Turnpike on Monday, flattening about 40 tires including a Kansas Highway Patrol car. Investigators suspect deliberate placement as nails were spread widely. cleanup took about two hours with no suspects named.
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Woman found buried in cement in Houston backyard
In Houston a woman's body was found embedded in cement mix and dirt in a backyard days after her reported disappearance. The Harris County Medical Examiner tentatively identified the deceased as 58 year old Giuseppina Estrada. Her husband Miguel Veras Gonzalez was jailed on a cocaine charge and questioned about the body.
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