Bus crash near Lordsburg leaves two dead and multiple injured
A bus merging onto Interstate 10 from U.S. 80 between Lordsburg and the Arizona line collided with a tractor trailer, killing a 7-year-old boy and a woman and injuring at least 15, three critically. The Phoenix Express Shuttle and Tours bus carried 26 passengers and a driver.
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Cattle rustling alive and well in remote Oregon ranches
Juntura Oregon reports ongoing cattle rustling as Bill Butler and peers watch for losses on vast Malheur County ranges. Deputies number eight to patrol 181,000 head of cattle across 130,000 acres while prices hover around $1,000 per yearling cow and thieves grow more elusive.
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Alaska base saved by missile defense plan
Fort Greely Alaska becomes a center for the U S missile defense program under President Bush plan to deploy a limited system by 2004 with six interceptors then ten more by 2005. Officials cite infrastructure stability and extreme weather aiding testing and reopening as a success story amid Delta Junction’s economic fears.
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Rehnquist injury fuels talk of retirement this term
Washington AP report notes a leg tendon tear and a republican Senate majority fueling speculation that Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist may retire after 31 years. At 78, health issues and political winds could shape his decision, with Bush poised to appoint a successor and the court leaning conservative.
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Bush Receives Smallpox Vaccine at White House
President Bush got a smallpox inoculation at 11:15 p.m. in the White House medical unit. He showed no immediate ill effects and walked to his helicopter with his dog shortly after, en route to Camp David. The inoculation follows his order to vaccinate about half a million troops for high risk duty.
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