Sunday Show 7/13/14
15 year old whose 6
family members were killed is recovering
A 15-year-old girl who
survived being shot by her uncle in an attack that left her parents
and four younger siblings dead said Saturday that she was on the road
to recovery.
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An identity theft ring
in Washington was running a real Mickey Mouse operation
Police in Bellevue,
Wash., were investigating stolen construction signs last week when
they stumbled upon an identity theft operation, KIRO-TV reported.
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Liberty Bell tolls to
announce Declaration Of Independence
On this day in 1776, a
2,000-pound copper-and-tin bell now known as the “Liberty Bell”
rings out from the tower of the Pennsylvania State House (now
Independence Hall) in Philadelphia, summoning citizens to the first
public reading of the Declaration of Independence.
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Arkansas family and
school district spar over cost of service dog for epileptic boy
Majesty, a two-year-old
Golden retriever and service dog, is essential to 7-year-old Zachary
Sorrells' life, accompanying the Arkansas boy with cerebral palsy and
epilepsy at his public elementary school and preventing
life-threatening seizures by signaling an alert in advance, his
family says.
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Army to replace pistol
MM pistol with more reliable gun packing better knock down
The Army wants to
retire its supply of 9mm handguns and replace it with a more accurate
and user-friendly model that also will provide soldiers with more
“knock-down” power.
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Pentagon gives pink
slips to hundreds of soldiers including active duty officers
The Pentagon is laying
off thousands of military officers, including those serving or who
have recently served in Afghanistan. Defense Department officials
said the reductions are the result of mandatory spending cuts imposed
by sequestration and are part of their larger plan to reduce the
number of U.S. soldiers from 520,000 to 450,000.
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Are these natrual
sweeteners good for you?
With regular sugar
taking a nutritional beating and artificial sweeteners unable to
shake their sketchy made-in-the-lab connotations and unpleasant
aftertaste, it's no wonder newcomers like stevia and agave are
conquering our morning coffee (and the world of packaged foods).
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Virginia County takes
on Federal government that refuses to do its job
This week, the Prince
William County Board of Supervisors voted 5-1 to file a request under
the Freedom of Information Act demanding to know the whereabouts of
the roughly 7,000 illegal immigrants who have committed crimes, been
arrested by county police and been placed in the hands of
Immigrations and Customs Enforcement since 2008.
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Workers told to pay
back salary raise by Florida County
County government
officials in Florida are taking back pay raises from 25 government
workers, saying the recent salary boosts were a mistake. Officials in
Manatee County tell My Fox Orlando that it wouldn’t be fair to ask
taxpayers to pay for their goof, which totals some $12,000.
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