Murder charges filed in fatal blaze in Philadelphia
A basement marijuana grow setup caused a deadly house fire that killed Fire Capt. John Taylor and firefighter Rey Rubio. Daniel Brough, 35, is charged with third degree murder, marijuana possession, involuntary manslaughter, and causing a catastrophe.
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Subscriber services and contact details for The Southern Illinoisan
The notice lists subscription phone numbers for Carbondale, Murphysboro, and De Soto areas plus Williamson County and nationwide options. It promotes a yearly rate of 52 weeks for 178 dollars and provides missed paper replacement and 24/7 website access. It includes publication address, USPS info, and ownership by Lee Enterprises.
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New York Prepares for Republican National Convention
New York, a Democratic stronghold, hosts the first national Republican convention in the city in 2004. The GOP faces losses in voter rolls and past mayoral control, but hopes for a four day event at Madison Square Garden to boost the economy and showcase a revived city image amid crime declines and rising popularity.
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Slaying of Camp Counselors Stuns Jenner Calif Community
Investigators seek clues in the slaying of Lindsay Catshall and Jason Allen, a religious couple and whitewater rafting guides from Coloma who were to wed next month. Authorities identified no suspects or motive as they comb remote beach areas for leads, while locals fear for safety.
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Campaign spending tops $1 billion in 2004 race
Washington AP reports that the 2004 election cycle has surpassed $1 billion in spending by presidential and congressional candidates, parties, and allied groups. Bush has spent $209 million through July, Kerry $36.4 million in July and nearly $150 million through June, with hard money limits replacing soft money.
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Judge approves United plan to test pension termination plan
Federal judge grants United Airlines a 30 day test period to cooperate with unions on restructuring while approving an amended financing package that adds 500 million in interim funds. The judge kept exclusive negotiating rights for United but warned against delays and said opening to rival plans may be inevitable if talks stall.
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Kerry records fuel battle over Vietnam war claims
Washington AP report details John Kerry's Vietnam era records listing multiple commendations and a connotation of conspicuous gallantry while highlighting accusations of falsifying his service. The piece notes Bush era National Guard records and lingering questions about 1972 duty reporting amid a partisan smearing controversy.
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