Dozens Reported Killed in Nigerian Plateau Clashes
Community leaders and residents allege Nigerian troops killed up to 80 civilians in Wase district over the weekend while raiding homes in retaliation for six soldiers' deaths. A military spokesman denied civilian attacks as residents reported armored vehicles and clashes.
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Nepal Earthquake Strangles Kathmandu Airport Large-Flight Ban
Nepal's Tribhuvan International Airport halted big jets as runway damage and congestion slow aid airlifts after the April 25 quake. U N officials say logistics are improving though bottlenecks persist amid massive relief efforts. Death toll tops 7,276 with hundreds missing, including foreigners.
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Winter Costs States Billions Across Roads
A first of its kind survey shows 23 states spent over 1 billion on winter maintenance and logged 8 million work hours from October to March. States consumed 6 million tons of salt and brine while one used 216000 gallons of beet juice to help traction. Boston set a single season snowfall record with 110 inches in six weeks.
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Winter Highway Maintenance Expenses Surpass Budget
Massachusetts spent 154 million on winter road maintenance well above the 107 million budget as 600000 tons of salt and 1.6 million gallons of liquid deicer were used. Crews cleared 17.5 billion cubic feet of snow, about 40 times dirt excavated in the Big Dig, while private snow plow contractors were paid with additional funds.
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Gunmen kill at Muhammad cartoon contest in Garland
Two gunmen shot a Garland Independent School District officer outside the Curtis Culwell Center during an American Freedom Defense Initiative Muhammad Art Exhibit and Contest. Garland police killed the assailants. the officer was hospitalized with non life threatening wounds. The center was evacuated and a 2000 foot perimeter was set.
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