Arizona New Mexico Utah religious reservation bill advances
A religious reservation across parts of Arizona New Mexico and Utah the size of West Virginia moves forward with 42 27 party line approval. Delegate said Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley Jr has ten days to sign or veto once delivered and violators face escalating fines or community service.
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Russian bomber reports raise tensions over Cuba deployment
Izvestia cited as claiming long range bombers stationed in Cuba with reconnaissance flights. Russian defense ministry dismissed the reports as hoax while U S officials call the stories speculative. Generals and Fidel Castro weighed reactions amid U S missile defense plans in Eastern Europe. Norton Schwartz urged Washington to push Moscow away from such a course.
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Explosions Rock India Kill Dozens in Ahmadabad Attacks
In Ahmadabad Gujarat at least 29 people died and 88 injured in a series of blasts. Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi said about 16 bombs detonated on Saturday and linked the attacks to a group he described as masterminding the violence. No immediate claim of responsibility was issued.
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River spill on Mississippi shows limited wildlife impact
A fuel spill from a barge and tanker collision shut 100 miles of the Mississippi River for four days. About 419,000 gallons were spilled, leaving oil on hundreds of riverbanks and about 60 animals coated. Cleanup teams used booms and skimmers as officials monitor potential reach to wetlands.
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Four Denton teens killed in Montana car crash
In Denton Montana four high school boys Kale and Kade Phelps Jace Jelinek and Dayne Heble died when a car they rode in crashed and burned en route to a summer basketball game. The town of 300 mourns as a memorial service drew over 1,000.
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