Shelters save three firefighters from Montana blaze
Three firefighters deployed fire shelters as a 8,000acre Montana wildfire advanced, then escaped unharmed and returned to camp. High winds pushed the fire, which began along Interstate 90 last week. Power lines serving two Seattle sized cities were not disrupted as lines operated below capacity. In Washington, Gov. Gregoire prepared an emergency declaration to mobilize state resources, while another fire darkened the southeast with progress on a 42,000acre blaze near Pomeroy, erasing over 100 cabins.
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Women fall for hard core criminals not uncommon
New York AP report notes women have formed marriages or alliances with convicted criminals like Ted Bundy and an inmate who aided an escape. Experts say manipulation and a craving for a new mission drive these cases, with nurses and teachers often involved.
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Obituary: Roy Crocker longtime CPA and military veteran
Roy Crocker born in Waco Texas served in Patton's 95th Division earning a Bronze Star then retired as a Major. He practiced accounting across Roswell Clovis Dallas and Albuquerque later settling in San Antonio and Ruidoso before dying August 9 2005. He is survived by Mildred Lynn Haas and family with services at First Christian Church in Ruidoso.
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Albuquerque
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Ruidoso
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Brian
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Yahoo invests $1 billion for 40 percent Alibaba stake
Yahoo Inc. will pay cash for 40 percent of Alibaba.com, merging its China units into Alibaba. The move, part of a flood of foreign investments in China, aims to tap a booming web market of about 100 million users and build Yahoo into a larger China presence with online commerce, email and search capabilities. Alibaba operates Taobao and links foreign buyers with Chinese suppliers.
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Yahoo Inc
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Alibaba.com
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Alibaba
Daniel Rosensweig
Jack Ma
Taobao.com
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