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The strands of the Sinaloa drug cartel web
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSecond of four parts Gabriel Dieblas Roman took orders from cartel bosses in Mexico, hard men who ruled by fear, but he wouldn't approve a shipment without talking to a plucky, middle-aged woman from Compton. Guadalupe "Lupita" Villalobos ran a...Tags: Trials, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Immigration, Rivera, Laws
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Mudslide properties up for auction
In order to recoup million of dollars in litigation expenses connected to the 2005 mudslides that damaged several homes in Northeast Glendale, officials plan to auction off two city-owned properties this month. Glendale acquired several hillside...Tags: Trials, Litigation, Auction Service
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Four Japanese Climbers Presumed Dead After Avalanche
Four members of a Japanese climbing team are presumed dead after an avalanche swept them off a hill on Mount McKinley. U.S. National Park Service officials say five people were traveling as one rope team early Thursday morning as part of a Miyagi...
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Four climbers presumed dead after Mount McKinley avalanche
Hitoshi Ogi was tied last in a line of five Japanese climbers making their way down one of the world's most dangerous mountains when an avalanche struck. The rope snapped and the four people in front of him were swept away, either buried under three feet...
Tags: National Parks
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Effort to Recover Dead Japanese Climbers on Mt. McKinley Permanently Called Off
Channel 2 NewsAn effort to recover the bodies of four Japanese climbers who died in an avalanche on Mt. McKinley, in Alaska’s Denali National Park, has been permanently called off. “We just decided it was not worth the risk,” said Maureen McLaughlin,...Tags: National Parks, Travel, Tourism and Leisure, Frostbite, Climbing
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Avalanche Recovery Efforts Suspended on Mt. McKinley
CNNRecovery efforts on Alaska's Mount McKinley were suspended Sunday because of environmental hazards following an avalanche thought to have killed four Japanese climbers, the National Park Service said. The avalanche on the western side of the mountain,...Tags: Bodies of Water, Mountaineering, Oceans, William McKinley, CNN (tv network)
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Officials Release San Pedro Landslide Report
KTLA NewsSAN PEDRO, Calif. (KTLA) -- Nearly six months after a dramatic and destructive landslide in San Pedro, L.A. city officials have released their report on what may have caused it. Experts say they can't point to a single factor, but precipitation,... -
Incentives So Big They May Change Your Mind
KickingTiresBig incentives don't usually land on cars that are widely shopped and/or praised by the media, but sometimes deals this good are hard to pass up. Below are some of this month's most significant incentives that may have shoppers reconsidering......Tags: Services and Shopping, Chrysler, SUVs and Crossovers, Vehicles, Nissan
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PickupTrucks.com Chevy Avalanche Road Trip
KickingTiresHow well does the Chevrolet Avalanche handle a college coed and all her stuff on a cross-country trip? Day one of the journey started in Washington, D.C., and covered five states. Follow PickupTrucks.com Editor Mark Williams on a road trip......Tags: College Sports, Travel, Trips and Vacations, Washington, DC
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Top 10 Underappreciated Cars and Trucks
KickingTiresGood products usually sell themselves ??? but not always. We've assembled here a list of cars and trucks that should be more popular than they are. In some cases the sales figures aren't bad, but in none of the cases......Tags: Suzuki, Dodge, Vehicles, Mini, Genesis (music group)
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Copper River Highway Reopens After Avalanche
Channel 2 NewsAn avalanche Tuesday blocked the Copper River Highway near Cordova, closing the road for more than six hours before city officials say it reopened at 6:30 p.m. Officials say the slide at about Mile 5 of the highway, which a city spokesperson attributed... -
3 Killed In Washington Avalanche
Three skiers were killed Sunday when an avalanche swept them about a quarter-mile down an out-of-bounds canyon at a popular resort, but a fourth skier caught up in the slide was saved by a safety device, authorities said.
The four were among three...Tags: Health, Emergency Health Procedures, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry
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