Search drives for Elizabeth Smart as center closes
Volunteers disperse a makeshift command center and urge neighborhood groups to search for 14 year old Elizabeth Smart who vanished from her Utah home eleven days ago. Police offered no new leads and will brief media only on breaking developments.
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Andersen verdict may not boost Enron case
The Enron accounting probe may not gain momentum from Arthur Andersen LLPs obstruction conviction. Analysts say the cases are separate apples and oranges, with Duncan’s shredding testimony possibly haunting the Enron litigation while Andersen faces its own trial.
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Cool weather aids progress on Colorado wildland fire near Lake George
Firefighters dug trenches and searched burned areas along the southern edge of a 102,000 acre blaze southwest of Denver as cool calm weather aided containment efforts. About 5,300 residents remained evacuated while 1,800 firefighters, slurry bombers and helicopters fought the flames with 30 residents briefly allowed back to check homes. Local miner Quentin Good praised the intact Dreamtime Mine and noted nearby properties suffered more damage. The fire, started June 8, had burned nearly 160 square miles and was 30 percent contained amid fears of gusty thunderstorms.
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Ex-employee injures workers before killer shot by deputies
In San Dimas California an ex Maxdem Inc worker stabbed two former colleagues and ignited chemical fires, injuring five others. He was killed by deputies after threatening them with a container as witnesses reported a chaotic attack, with six deputies and multiple firefighters sustaining minor injuries. The motive remains unknown and the attacker’s identity was not released.
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Bishops vow trust after abuse policy approval
American bishops depart Dallas after approving the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People. The plan creates a national board and lay advisory panels to monitor compliance. Critics say bishops remain shielded and abusers may still face soft handling, despite vows of accountability.
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The Elder Law Office Habiger Associates Firm Overview
The Elder Law Office of Habiger and Associates led by Richard J Habiger JD promotes nursing home care advocacy and asset protection for families. The practice highlights legal assistance to secure care quality while shielding family assets.
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