Park Service fire plan warned of risks at Los Alamos
The 250 page plan by the National Park Service admitted that despite expecting containment in rocky terrain the Los Alamos fire could escape flames and cause political problems due to smoke. It noted smugness about past burns and outlined moisture tests weather monitoring and smaller test fires before the main burn. The final plan was filed April 19 and released by investigators amid questions about who filed and approved the application.
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National Park Service
Los Alamos
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Joan Anzelmo
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Roy Weaver
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Domestic violence decline shown in Justice report
A Justice Department study reports a 21 percent drop in nonlethal intimate partner violence by partners from the mid-1990s and a 60 percent fall in intimate partner murders from 1976 to 1998. The report notes varying trends by race and gender, with white women showing less decline and black women reporting violence to police at higher rates.
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James Alan Fox
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House Defeats Bid for Two Year Budget Reform
House lawmakers reject a far ranging bill that would have made the president a participant earlier, placed the budget on a two year cycle, and lessened the chance of government shutdowns. Critics say the plan would centralize power and overlook deeper problems. The vote underlines ongoing reform pressures after years of late spending bills and last minute White House negotiations.
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David Price
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City workers link sewer line to water pipe by mistake
In Pineville Louisiana about 60 homes were exposed to sewage contaminated water for nearly three months after a sewer line was accidentally connected to an underground water pipe during repairs. Mayor Clarence Fields said the error was made while fixing a burst main and officials noted chlorine keeps most bacteria in check. Residents report clogged filters and washing machines filling with white stringy matter from toilet paper and excrement in water heaters.
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Tammy Campbell
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Pineville
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