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Keystone Pipeline expansion meeting
KWCH 12 Eyewitness News45 protestors were arrested outside of the White House Sunday. They were part of a protest against a seven-billion dollar pipeline expansion project. Trans-Canada built a 36-inch pipeline that extends from Canada to Oklahoma. That pipeline passes...Tags: White House, Elections, Politics, Kansas
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DuPage sheriff's campaign relies heavily on deputy support
DuPage County Sheriff John Zaruba has amassed the biggest campaign war chest of any sheriff in Illinois — thanks in part to cash given by deputies he oversees.
His deputies also have gathered petitions for his campaign, kept vandals away from pro-...Tags: Social Issues, Trials, Lawyers, New York, Ohio
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Put the pedal to the metal on these highways
By Nate Owen America's love for speed is well known. But that love has been replaced by sensibility, as Americans are traveling slower then they did a year ago, says Cars.com, citing a report from a company that tracks GPS data. Of course, slower speeds...Tags: Transportation, Travel, Road Transportation, Detroit, Tucson
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More Arson Charges: Two men accused of setting hay bales and an empty home on fire
Reporter, PhotographerGreene County deputies say they caught two arsonists who set their neighbors' property on fire. Charges against Adam L. Grant and Michael R. Duncan are the latest during this summer's rash of suspicious fires. Singed shingles and broken glass are...Tags: Crimes, Trials, Justice System, Texas, Lawyers
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Army amputee throws out first pitch
FOX 5 San Diego ReporterA decorated Army veteran whose leg was amputated while serving in Iraq threw out the first pitch at the Padres game Friday night. Major Ed Pulido lost his leg when an improvised explosive device (IED) went off under him in 2004. "I laid in the 128...Tags: Financial Aid, Injuries and Wounds, Anheuser-Busch, Emergency Incidents, Awards and Prizes
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Geologists could be studying reasons behind earthquake for years
Geologists say Tuesday's magnitude-5.8 earthquake in Central Virginia released forces that have probably been building for tens of thousands, perhaps millions, of years.
And the event may not be over.
"Aftershocks are always a possibility, and they're...Tags: Science, Nevada, Earthquakes, Atlantic Ocean, Disasters and Accidents
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Seymour 'Sy' H. Easthouse Jr.
Sioux Falls: Seymour "Sy" H. Easthouse Jr. died Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2011, at Sanford Hospital in Sioux Falls, surrounded by his family and friends. Sy, the son of Seymour Howard Easthouse Sr. and Mildred Arcella Zoss, was born October 8, 1940, in Sheldon,...Tags: Church and State Relations, Watertown, Roman Catholicism, South Dakota, Christianity
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Mailbag: Left-leaning readers showcase their intolerance
In response to the inflamed readers who were vexed by the article regarding Stephen K. Bannon's Sarah Palin documentary ("Film highlights Palin's successes," Aug. 12): Last time I checked, tolerance is a two-way street. But for the left it seems that...Tags: Mass Media, Natural Resources, Energy Resources, Natural Gas, Economy, Business and Finance
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Oklahoma Fugitive Arrested In Fort Bend County
KIAHThe accused child rapist who went missing from Oklahoma earlier this month has been found in Fort Bend County. Officials announced the capture of 31-year-old Charles Dyer on Thursday morning. The former Marine missed a court appearance in Oklahoma,...Tags: FBI
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Area youth compete in quarter horse World Show quiz bowl
The quiz bowl team of Madison Cutler of Claremont; Joellen Gonsoir and Kendyl Hanson, both of Groton; and Baily Ringgenberg of Columbia recently competed at the American Quarter Horse Youth Association World Show in Oklahoma City, where they placed...Tags: Science, Physiology, Medical Procedures and Tests, Oklahoma City, Health
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Semi catches fire north of St. John
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsFirefighters had their hands full as a semi catches fire north of the Stafford County town of St. John. Terry Spradley with the St. John News reports the truck was on its way from Canada to Oklahoma Thursday afternoon. The husband and wife inside... -
Anti-Sharia movement fuels bigotry
Nearly a decade after the events of 9/11, the backlash against Islamic Americans shows signs of worsening. Not even the death of Osama bin Laden earlier this year has had much impact on the growing anxiety of those who can't seem to distinguish between...Tags: Chris Christie, Crimes, Death of Osama bin Laden (2011), New York, Elections
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