Firefighters to Return to Jobs in Kansas City
After ending a 12 day slowdown firefighters in Kansas City plan to resume negotiations with the city today at 7 am. IAFF Local 42 president John Germann said the executive committee voted unanimously to return to work despite contempt of court threats.
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Gun wound leaves Easter Seals poster child in fair condition
Eight year old Jeanette Alvarado of San Antonio remained in fair condition after being shot in the head during a New Year celebration outside her aunt’s home. Police investigated with no arrests and officials said motive, weapon size, and shooter origin were unclear.
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Gaudy Mansion Of Arab Sheik Gutted by Fire
A Sunset Boulevard mansion owned by a Saudi sheik was gutted by fire. Police and guardsmen previously reported disturbance incidents at the property and the blaze prompted responses from battalion chiefs and firefighters. Fire departments operated with limited staffing, logging 45 nonmajor calls from Monday evening to Tuesday night.
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