Pipes stolen from Pennsylvania McDonald’s and Burger King fans
In Norristown Pennsylvania a pattern of brass pipe thefts from two McDonald’s locations and other suburban Burger Kings is being investigated. A detective said the thief disables water supplies in about four minutes and surveillance footage may exist.
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Norristown
McDonald's
Pennsylvania
Burger Kings
Philadelphia
Jean Morrison
East Norriton
Myanmar junta opens coast to aid as foreign ships line up
Myanmar's ruling junta said it will allow foreign aid workers and commercial ships to assist cyclone survivors in the Irrawaddy Delta but will not accept U S French and British military vessels. Ban Ki moon welcomed entry of aid workers but junta worries about landing and influence. An estimated 2 5 million people remain in dire need, with 78 000 dead and 56 000 missing. Economic damage pegged at 11 billion dollars.
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Navpystaw
Myanmar
Irrawaddy Delta
U.S
U.N
Ban Ki-moon Priday
Meo
Sched
Uled
Than Shwe
Ban
Britain
France
Yangon
NYPD stealth chopper surveys New York skyline
A high tech NYPD helicopter patrols over New York City spying on landmarks from above. The $10 million craft, code named 23, aids counterterrorism with license plate and facial scanning while civil liberties groups warn of creeping surveillance. Police say no invasion of privacy occurs as observers monitor public activity.
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New York
NYPD
Lady Liberty
John Diaz
Charles Kammerdener
Raymond Kelly
U.S
Bell Helicopter
Lower Manhattan
Donna Lieberman
The
New York Civil Liberties Union
Diaz
Marines clear two officers in Afghan killings inquiry
Lt. Gen. Helland ruled no criminal charges will be filed against two Lejeune based Marines after a Court of Inquiry examined the 2007 Nangahar Province firefight. The panel reviewed the actions of Maj. Fred C. Galvin and Capt. Vincent J. Noble, with findings kept private.
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Raleigh
N.C
Priday
Samuel Helland
U.S. Marine Corps Forces
Central Command
Lejuene
Lejeune Based
Marine Special Operations
Nangahar
Helland
Sean Gibson
Court of Inquiry
Marine Corps
Fred C. Galvin
Kansas City
Kan
Vincent J. Noble
Philadelphia
Authorities appeal ruling on Yearning For Zion child custody
Texas CPS appeals a court ruling that the April raid on the Yearning For Zion ranch was unjustified while agreeing to reunite 12 children with their parents under supervision. The agreement covers three families and blocks most families from returning to the ranch.
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San Angelo
Texas
San Antonio
Lori Jessop
Joseph
CPS
Rene Haas
Child Protective Services
Patrick Crimmins
Teresa Kelly
Haas
Zion Ranch
West Texas
Third Court of Appeals
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Texas Supreme Court
Department
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Mike Krause
Billings Gazette
Duane Demars
Junta Oks Storm Aid
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Kelly
Wtoe
David Roman
Dennis DeRienzo
New York Police Department
Michelle Roberts
Associated Press
Marie Steed
Sarah Barlow
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