Montgomery found guilty in baby-killing case in Skidmore
Lisa Montgomery, 39, convicted of kidnapping resulting in death for the 2004 attack on 23-year old Bobbie Jo Stinnett in Skidmore Missouri. Jury rejected insanity defense after four hours deliberation. Prosecutors plan to seek death penalty. Defense argued pseudocyesis and severe mental illness.
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President asks for 46 billion more for war
President Bush seeks 46 billion in new war funding for Iraq and Afghanistan, urging quick passage by Christmas. The request would raise total operations funding for the year to 196.4 billion, with Democrats opposing a quick rubber stamp and calling for a redeployment plan.
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Wildfires rage across Southern California burning hundreds of homes
Destructive wildfires driven by desert winds choked Southern California, forcing hundreds of thousands to evacuate as more than a dozen fires scorched at least 310 square miles. About 130 homes burned in Lake Arrowhead with 14 fires reported. one person killed and dozens injured as crews struggled to control the blazes. Sheriff and forest officials described overwhelmed responders and scarce aircraft while officials pleaded for aid from other states.
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