Town evacuees return after ammonia cloud scare in Bonita
In Bonita Louisiana residents reentered Sunday after a noxious ammonia cloud from a fertilizer tank prompted a door-to-door evacuation of over 260 people within a one mile radius. State troopers closed the 30,000 gallon tank late Saturday as the release, estimated at 10,000 to 13,000 gallons, dissipated by midday.
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Surfer Escapes Great White Attack Off Half Moon Bay
A surfer escaped a great white attack off San Mateo County as a 8 to 10 foot shark struck his surfboard. Paul Evwer, 34, of Santa Barbara, paddled belly down when the shark hit the board, knocking him into the water before he swam to shore. The shark bit the board, leaving 13 inch bite marks, according to Pillar Point Harbor patrol deputy Larry McPheeters.
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San Mateo County
Larry McPheeters
Pillar Point
Paul Evwer
Santa Barbara
Evwer
McPheeters
Cops: Alleged carjacker picked wrong target
Oakland authorities say Bryan Keith Jackson, a 19 year old security guard, used a bright spotlight and badge to impersonate an officer in a string of carjackings and attempted carjackings near his home. Two undercover CHP officers tracked him down late Thursday. He faces multiple counts and is under investigation for five carjackings and four attempts in two months.
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California Highway Patrol
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San Leandro
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Titans Dominate Box Office with 21.2 Million Debut
Los Angeles AP reports Titans starring Denzel Washington earned 21.2 million in its debut, breaking the 20 million barrier as The Exorcist reissue placed second with 7.4 million and Almost Famous earned 5.6 million to remain in the top three. Final figures were due later.
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Los Angeles
Cameron Crowe
Weekend box office top ten list grows with Titans lead
Weekend box office activity shows Remember the Titans earning 21.2 million on modest 27 million budget. Exorcist and Almost Famous follow with 7.4 and 5.6 million as Urban Legends Final Cut Bring It On and others post solid holds. Titans stands out among R-rated titles as Beautiful and Space Cowboys tie for tenth with 1.4 million each.
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Ardrey land development reshapes Fort Mill area
In Fort Mill industry and family land converge as Ardrey family history threads through Doby's Bridge Road. Jim Ardrey, a retired BellSouth executive, developed Ardrey Acres with 22 homes to honor relatives. As new neighborhoods rise near Oxford Place, planners warn of stormwater runoff and strained water quality in Sugar Creek and the Catawba River, while roads advance with the influx of residents.
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Jim Ardrey
William B. Ardrey
Confederate Street
Fort Mill
Doby’s Bridge Road
Ardreys
Bell South
Ardrey Acres
Ardrey
South
Stirling
Doby’s Bridge
Devel
Oxford Place East
Oxford Place West
Lancaster County Line
Pete Lang
Norton
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Judge cites corrections after missteps in Truett case
Justice continued from Page 1A as Judge Caldwell acknowledged mistakes but noted steps to prevent recurrence. The case spurred by Truett's arrest led to reforms including a new magistrate office computer system and double checking case statuses when bondsmen bring in bailes. Attorney Locke Bell filed suits against Ward and Gaston County Sheriff's Department, with Ward settling for $10,000 and the federal civil rights action ongoing.
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Truett
Don Bridges
Cleveland County
Johnson
Locke Bell
Ward
Gaston County Sheriff's Department
Bradshaw
Sheriff’s Department
Bell
Magic Shine
Main Avenue
Gaston County
Leroy Russell
Martha Thompson
Thompson
State officials discuss river pollution and beach renourishment
Easley stresses enforcement of environmental laws and DENR collaboration with prosecutors. Vinroot concedes improvements but warns against hasty rules, cites gasoline additive failures harming water quality. Neeley backs beach renourishment. Sea walls decisions should be local. Easley supports fishing licenses to manage fisheries.
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DENR
Winroot
Vinroot
Environmental Protection Agency
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Election spending tops 2 billion before Labor Day
AP analysis shows more than 2 billion spent by Labor Day as candidates parties and PACs push money to the White House and Congress. Bush tops 100 million for a presidential bid and Corzine spends 35 million in New Jersey Senate race. Critics call it a money flood eroding reform, with soft money largely unrestrained.
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White House
Congress
Associated Press
Anthony Corrado
Colby College
Waterville
Maine
George W. Bush
Senate
Jon Corzine
New Jersey
Treasuries
Debates Schedule From Kennedy Library and Universities
Debates set in several cities including Boston and Winston-Salem with sponsors John F. Kennedy Library University of Massachusetts Wake Forest University and Centre College. Events include St Louis Danville and Oct dates with institutional sponsorship and campus hosts.
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Boston
John F. Kennedy Library
University of Massachusetts
Winston-Salem
Wake Forest University
St. Louis
Washington University
Carolina Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Center
Stephanie R. Stephens
Duke University
Howard University College of Medicine
Stephens
Howard University
Hospital For Special Surgery
New York
Allegheny University Hospital
Philadelphia
Carolina Orthopaedic
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