Elizabeth Smart found alive after months missing in Utah
Elizabeth Smart, the Utah girl abducted last June, was discovered alive after a nationwide search. Investigators traced a trio seen with bags and bedrolls. Mitchell, a former handyman, is a key suspect and his sister alerted authorities. Neighbors cheered as balloons filled the Smart home and calls for an Amber Alert system grew louder.
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E Dnie Thomas
Elizabeth
Mitchell
Rudy
Nancy Montoya
Anita
Alvin Dickerson
Anita Dickerson
Associated Press
Danielle van ‘Dam
San Diego
Samantha Runnion
Orange County
Calif
Smarts
Federal Heights
Lynne ‘Godfrey
Mark Thompson
Thompson
Salt Lake City
Lois ‘Smart
Mary Katherine
Emmanuel
Ed Smart
Dinse
Richard Ricci
Smart
Ricci
Angela
Marilyn Ward
Child Search
Houston
Traffic delays rise around Route 57 bridge. city enforces no left turns
Downtown traffic slows as workers and shoppers face jams near Broad Street and Middle Avenue. Police urge drivers to use Second or Third streets 2 to 5 pm while monitoring illegal left turns. Bridge work on Route 57 began in 2002 and extends to fall 2004 with lane changes and demolitions planned.
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Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Charles Eddy
Tom Payne
Minutemen
Eddy
Payne
Judy Whary
Bright Balloon Co
Michael Medders
Rothgery
Suspect Seen in Hat in AI Photos Linked to Disappearance Case
From AI images provided to police, the suspect is shown wearing a distinctive hat. He lived rough in downtown Salt Lake City with Wanda Barzee after selling belongings in the late 1980s. Barzee was taken into custody on Wednesday. Mitchell’s family says he often stayed in a teepee near the mountains outside Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Elizabeth
Wanda Eileen Barzee
Barzee
Mitchell
Turnpike land dispute delays Amherst interchange plot
The Amherst interchange project faces delays after a dispute over price for 12 acres. The commission offered $93,000 about $7,800 per acre, deemed ridiculous by investor Luca. Officials still seek 17 parcels, awaiting Grobe Fruit Farm’s property appraisal, while snagged by a historic railroad, endangered salamander claim, and sewer gaps. Public contact details noted.
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Commission
Luca
Dehrmann
Amherst Township
Grobe Fruit Farm
Mullinax Ford
E-check Exemption Proposal Faces Air Quality Question
Ohio EPA says exempting cars five years old or newer from the E-check would not curb air quality and would add about 15,000 tons of hydrocarbons annually in 14 counties. The plan, tucked into the state budget, could cost $29 million in penalties handled by a rental car fee set to run through December 2005.
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Ohio
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio House
EPA
Heidi Greismer
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Chicago
Cathy Milbourn
U.S. Epa
Washington
Chesterland
Grendell
Bob Taft
Taft
Orest Holubec
Ohio Environmental Council
Jack Shaner
OBC
Ohio Taxpayers Association
Envirotest Systems Corp
Sunnyvale
Calif
Butler
Warren
Clermont
Hamilton
Montgomery, Clark and
Greene
Cuyahoga, Lake, Lorain
Summit
Geauga, Medina
Portage
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Nay
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EL Manager
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Elyna
Kristin Yarbrough
Kyarbrough
Chroniletelegram.com
Ed Kullinax
Ford, Inc
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