North Dakota land law sparks conservation clash over wetlands
North Dakota faces a legal clash as a 1985 land purchases law, granting the governor final say, draws protests from conservationists who say it blocks new groups. James Cook of Minnesota challenges the rule after buying 1,400 acres for wildlife habitat near Berthold, while supporters cite farmland protection and rapid compliance.
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Pe Berthold
N.D
North Dakota
Ives
James Cook
Eden Prairie
Minn
Cook
Berthold
Crosslands Inc
Robert Carlson
North Dakota Farmers Union
Carlson
John Hoeven
Wayne Stenehjem
Gerald Reichert
Nature Conservancy
Tsunami victims head home as relief camps shrink in Aceh
U N official says tens of thousands of survivors are leaving camps to live with relatives or return to villages in Aceh Indonesia. Camp numbers fall from 385 to under 100 as housing for 100000 survivors is planned and aid efforts shift toward civilian control.
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Banda Aceh
Indonesia
Aceh
U.N
Joel Boutroue
Sumatra
Boutroue
Burial sparks controversy over fetal remains burial plan
The plan to publicly bury fetal remains from a Colorado abortion clinic drew mixed reactions. Planned Parenthood officials voiced concern for patients with private attachments, while supporters argued for openness. A church service proceeded despite questions of legality and consent, and a minister noted personal grief being used in political debate. Doug Kramer recalled his sister choosing adoption over abortion, framing the event as a public discussion on abortion’s implications.
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LaVelle
Kate Horle
Planned Parenthood
Rocky Mountains
Hern
Horne
Debbie Stafford
R-Aurora
Stafford
Boulder
Doug Kramer
Northeast winter storm paralyzes New England region
The storm dumped over three feet of snow in parts north of Boston, two feet in New Hampshire, and at least 20 inches in New York's Catskills, with wind chills and drifting causing widespread travel disruption. Logan Airport closed, Newark Kennedy and LaGuardia grounded hundreds of flights, and Delaware urged delayed government openings as crews fought ice and snow.
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Boston
New Hampshire
New York
Catskills
New Jersey
Logan International Airport
Bradley International Airport
Windsor Locks
Conn
New York Metropolitan Area
Newark, Kennedy and LaGuardia
Adds
Rosanne Pack
Delaware Emergency Management Agency
Maine
Rich Norton
National Weather Service
Frenchville
Bangor
Presque Isle
Caribou
New York City
Rural Kansas roads face slower emergency response times
Rural highway safety worsens as rescuers take about double the urban 13 minute average to reach crash victims. Dissanayake cites difficulty in reaching locations or lack of nearby emergency services as key factors increasing vulnerability for rural highway users.
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Kansas
Dissanayake
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