Five Mexicans dead after coal car dumping at Arizona plant
Five men found dead when a railroad coal car unload occurred at Arizona Electric Power Cooperative in Willcox. Officials cite possible asphyxia. Mexican consul confirms deaths of unverified illegal immigrants.
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Willcox, Ariz
Arizona
Carol Capas
Arizona Electric Power Cooperative
Miguel Escobar Valdez
Douglas
Jailbreak highlights crowded Texas jails and escapes
Four inmates escaped from a North Texas jail after overpowering a guard with a homemade knife. Two killers serving life terms and two murder suspects remain at large as authorities warn witnesses and relatives. Texas county jails reported 141 escapes last year, incl 85 walkaways and 56 overpowers or tunnelings.
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FBI
Texas Rangers
North Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Oregon
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First contact planned with sperm donor child in California
In 1983 the Sperm Bank of California began asking donors if offspring could contact them once adults. The first meeting looms as an 18 year old San Francisco Bay Area woman plans to thank her biological father and learn about their shared history.
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San Jose
Calif
Sperm Bank of
Claire
California
Maura Riordan
Sperm Bank of California
Bill Cordray
Salt Lake City
Cordray
Mike Smith
Irene
Thousand evacuated as explosives residue found at San Francisco airport
San Francisco International Airport evacuated thousands for over two hours after security guards detected explosives residue on a man's shoe at a checkpoint. A white male in his 40s disappeared into the crowd as crews searched United Airlines terminals. 27 outbound flights and at least 20 inbound flights were held while 3,000 people were evacuated amid cold 30s temperatures.
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San Francisco
San Francisco International Airport
United Airlines
Ron Wilson
Wilson
Mike McCarron
McCarron
United
Federal Aviation Administration
Laura Brown
Student dies after giving birth in dormitory bathroom
Karen Marie Hubbard a 19 year old freshman pre pharmacy major from Withee Wisconsin died after giving birth in a dormitory bathroom at University of Wisconsin Eau Claire paramedics found the newborn girl and Hubbard unresponsive the cause of death under investigation and medical examiner says childbirth complications are believed to be the cause Hubbard was unaware of her pregnancy and thought she had flu symptoms as friends and staff cared for her during the incident
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Eau Claire
Wis
Karen Marie Hubbard
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Charles Major
Hubbard
Eau Claire County
John Folstad
Major
Karen
Withee
Said
1.4 Billion Rail Link Approved From Wyoming to Mississippi
The Surface Transportation Board approved a 1.4 billion 900 mile rail line by Dakota Minnesota and Eastern Railroad linking Powder River Basin coal beds in northeast Wyoming to the Mississippi River. The project will add thousands of jobs and expand coal movement but faces 147 environmental mitigation conditions.
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Wyoming
Mississippi River
The
Surface Transportation Board
STB
Department of Transportation
Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Railroad Corp
Powder River Basin
Black Hills
South Dakota
Dm&e
Minnesota
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