Blue Subaru births mark Chisholm family's unique pattern
In Merrimack New Hampshire Athena and Tom Chisholm welcomed a second daughter born in the front seat of a blue 1987 Subaru during a roadside delivery two miles from home. Their older son Christopher six and brother Paul were also born in a blue Subaru years earlier. The newborn, unnamed, joins two siblings as the couple notes the rapid, nearly routine deliveries in their family.
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Athena
Tom Chisholm
Merrimack
N.H
Mera- Tack
Bedford
Chisolm
Chsnolm Sai
Christopher
Paul
Spy claims he planned 1980 Cuban boatlift
A Miami reader says he was a spy who witnessed Fidel Castro and helped mastermind the 1980 freedom flotilla that brought 125,000 Cubans to the United States. Napoleon Vilaboa, once linked to the boatlift, says he organized the operation and later appeared on Miami radio urging exile participation.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Freedom Flotilla
Fidel Castro
United States
Napoleon Vilaboa
Manel
Miami
Little Havana
Key West
Vilaboa
Mizmi Herald i 2
Governors Meet Ends With Unity On Policy Differences
CHICAGO The nations governors closed their harmonious meeting agreeing to return next month with President Bush and to vote on policy statements. A cautious call urged the federal government to cut the deficit without raising taxes if possible while preserving domestic programs. Other topics included school choice within desegregation goals and tougher anti drug smuggling measures linking foreign aid to cooperation.
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Bush
Federal Governat
Repairs begin on Exxon Valdez shipyard repair
Marine chemist collected air samples from the cargo tanks of the Exxon Valdez to ensure safe conditions for shipyard workers during a nine month dry-dock repair. National Steel and Shipbuilding Co officials led the sampling to verify no dangerous gases as welding commences. Exxon Shipping Co hopes the supertanker will return to service.
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San Diego
Exxon
Mohawks, troopers clash over St Regis checkpoint threat
Albany reports state spending on blockade duties at the St Regis Mohawk Reservation since July 20 could nearly match or exceed funds for Native American programs this year. Trooper Richard Garcia questions safety and legality as Mohawks patrol checkpoints and a broader standoff persists along Route 37.
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Albany
St Regis Indian Reservation
State Health Department
Mohawk reservation faces tentative pact to ease standoff
State and tribal leaders work toward a signed deal within 30 days involving the St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Council, state police, and Cuomo administration to reduce tensions at the reservation. Mohawk Chief Harald Tarbell notes the accord aims to assure safety while warriors guard Route 37 and demand clearer authority.
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State Police
Cuomo
Crimial Justice Services
David Jacobs
St. Regis
Washington
Harald Tarbell
New York
Warrior Society
Mark Maracle
Maracle
St Regis to gain own police and courts pending funds
Congress voted to fund a Mohawk St. Regis police and court system with display of sovereignty tensions at the reservation. Senate and House allocations differ, pushing a conference to decide final Interior Department funding for the next fiscal year. The three-chief St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Council backs state police patrols until tribal law enforcement is set.
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Garcia
U.S
Bush
St. Regis
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Interior Department
Alfonso D'Amato
Primiral Danial Patritate
Hac
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
St. Regis Reservation
New York State
Mohawks' Bingo Palace listed in New York travel guide
The Mohawk Bingo Palace on the St. Regis Reservation is included in the states tourism guide amid alarms about access gates and enforcement. State troopers have spent 500000 on overtime to block entry and the Economic Development Department spent another 500000 to publish the guide. The Mohawks have requested removal from next year’s edition as authorities reassess its status as a tourism draw.
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St. Regs
FBI
Health Department
Don Davidoff
Davidoff
St. Regis
LaFayette
Onondaga
New York
Ina
St. Regis Indian Reservation
State Department of Econome Development
Bern Rotman
Department of Economic Development
Rotman
Lily Dale
Chautauqua County
Fire war expands as military crews backs Western fires
Thousands of soldiers and firefighters from Alaska to Florida mobilize to fight fires across 140000 acres in four western states. WWII bombers drop retardant over Idaho while helicopters bucket water. Crews from 19 states join 9800 Western firefighters as Fort Lewis soldiers train in Oregon before frontline dispatch. Fire costs rise and August lightning threatens further damage.
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Alaska
Florida
Iraq
Idaho
West
Oregon
California
Washington
Strate
Boise
Iai
United States
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Montana
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Janis Barth
Connie Bramstedt
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