JFK files remain sealed decades after assassination
Five decades after the Kennedy assassination, thousands of investigative documents still remain withheld from public release. The ongoing secrecy persists despite later inquiries and reviews, keeping portions of the records closed on PAGE C6.
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USA Faces Historic Solheim Cup Trail on Home Turf
In Parker Colorado Team USA seeks to extend its undefeated run on American soil as the Solheim Cup resumes with hopes of a monumental comeback.
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Obituary Notes and Local Forecast Highlights
Angela S Castle and Edward John Wickenden are named in brief notices on page A2. The page also lists a forecast showing a low around 69 and a high near 98 with today’s conditions.
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Security forces storm Cairo mosque amid clashes after Morsi crackdown
Egyptian security forces stormed al Fath mosque on Ramses Square after heavy gunfire from a minaret as hundreds of Morsi supporters holed up overnight were rounded up. Police detained Mohammed al Zawahri, brother of al Qaeda chief Ayman al Zawahri, amid moves to ban the Brotherhood following the July overthrow.
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Funding puts hold on uranium facility near Hobbs
International Isotopes Inc. chief Steve Laflin says the $125 million uranium conversion plant near Hobbs is still pursued. The company plans to use a two line approach once construction finishes, though funding remains a hold.
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Family of slain Okla. couple pursues justice
Vivian Haas, 83, travels to Albuquerque as the trial of the final suspect in the 2010 carjacking killings of Gary and Linda Haas proceeds. The Oklahoma couple, both 61, were killed during a rest stop incident as fugitives targeted their truck. The Haas family seeks accountability and end to a string of tragedies affecting their clan.
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States receive grants for wolf livestock conflict programs
New Mexico and Arizona will share 850000 in grants from the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to reduce wolf livestock conflicts. NM and AZ game and fish departments receive 20000 each to compensate ranchers for livestock losses with NM getting 50000 and AZ 40000 for conflict reduction measures. The funding supports the Mexican gray wolf recovery, part of a 15 year reintroduction effort facing illegal shootings and political challenges.
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