Eight bodies found in Berkeley Springs hotel blaze
Eight bodies recovered from the Washington Hotel ruins in Berkeley Springs West Virginia with authorities believing 13 may have died in the pre dawn fire. Rescue teams search for more victims and clues while officials name some likely deceased.
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Escaped convicts on deadly Texas manhunt after rancher murder
STEPHENVILLE Texas AP three escaped convicts triggered a deadly cat and mouse chase as 200 policemen comb a five mile brushland area after they escaped from a Colorado prison Thursday night. They are wanted in the weekend deaths of rancher T L Baker and Mrs Ray Ott who had testified against two of the inmates in prior burglary cases.
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Texas Plains
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T. L. Baker
Ray Ott
River search for Obert youth continues on Missouri River
Authorities and volunteers comb the Missouri River near Maskell Nebraska for 16 year old Mark Nelson missing after a log he rode near the river bank disappeared and he vanished. Dragging operations on Sunday were unsuccessful. AP reported.
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Maskell, Neb
Dixon County
Missouri River
Here
Mark Nelson
Dean Nelson
Nelson Boy
Associated Press
Miller seeks PSC seat with 2000 Nebraska signatures
Miller of Wellfleet who failed to win the 3rd District Democratic congressional nomination has filed a petition to run for the Public Service Commission. He appears to have secured the 2,000 signatures needed to qualify for the Democratic nomination from Nebraska's western 5th District.
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Wellfleet
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Miller
Commission
Nebraska
Housing costs and loans tighten across the United States
A tight money squeeze hits homebuyers builders and bankers with varied mortgage rates and down payments. An Associated Press survey finds down payments up to 40 percent in some regions while housing costs rise and loan access shrinks statewide.
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New York
Associated Press
Ziebarth vows to oppose closed committee sessions in Congress
Wayne Ziebarth a Third District hopeful pledged Sunday to continue opposing closed executive sessions of legislative committees if elected. In a press release he said he never voted to hold a closed session as State Senator and that the public has a right to know his actions. A spokesman clarified the policy bans votes on closed sessions only not participation, noting Ziebarth may have attended but not voted for such sessions.
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Wayne Ziebarth
Ziebarth
Wilcox Democrat
Associated Press
Old West officials doubt Census 1980 decline figures
Old West Regional Commission leaders question Census Bureau projections showing steep 1980 population drops in four states and slight growth in Nebraska. They warn figures may be flawed as energy development, migration and economic shifts could alter trends, stressing that population alone doesn't measure regional productivity.
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Commission
Bureau
Wyoming
Old West States
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