Four inmates escape from Hoke County jail annex
Four inmates escaped late Tuesday from the Hoke County Jail annex by climbing down a six foot rope of blankets. One suspect was captured Wednesday while three remained at large. among the escapees is Hector Noel Mojarro Frausto, 23, accused of kidnapping an 11 year old girl who was pregnant with his child and held in Mexico for years.
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Two American soldiers die in Iraq as convoy attack rises
In Iraq two U S soldiers were killed when their Abrams tank was damaged by attackers near Balad, part of a week with about 38 anti coalition incidents daily. The death toll in combat reached 117 since May 1, with 114 in active combat starting March 20. Ukrainian troops were wounded in a separate ambush in the Polish sector south of Baghdad. Deputy mayor Faris Abdul Razzaa al Assam was killed in a drive by shooting as Baghdad beefed up checkpoints and patrols.
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Fires Across California Claim Seventeen Lives Amid Exhausted Crews
In a sweeping California wind of fires the Cedar and Paradise blazes near San Diego threaten thousands of homes. Forest Service chief Rich Hawkins says crews fatigued after three days of battle are being pulled off lines to prevent further loss, as 17 people die and 1,452 homes burn statewide.
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Rescuers Free 11 Of 13 Miners In Russia Shaft
Rescuers blasted through rock and freed 11 of 13 coal miners trapped six days in a deep southern Russia shaft. One miner died underground and another remained missing after flood forced the miners to seek refuge. A note on a ventilation pipe indicated their direction.
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Sun hurls 2nd flare at Earth disrupts comms, fires
A second solar flare hurled charged particles toward Earth on Wednesday, threatening satellite communications and possibly hampering California firefighting efforts. Harvard-Smithsonian astrophysicist John Kohl said it is “the real thing” as Japan’s space agency reported a Kodama satellite malfunction. Similar solar events have disrupted TV, GPS, oil pipelines, and even power lines in past years.
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Priestley eyes comeback after Indy crash and more news
P Diddy plans a marathon return as Sean Combs prepares for the New York City race to raise charity funds. Jason Priestley, recovering from a severe 2002 Indy crash, hints at testing the waters of racing again while sharing gratitude toward surgeons and his recovery. Other items note actor and musician projects, a Broadway style musical in Tennessee, and upcoming sneakers tied to LeBron James and Star Jones appearances.
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