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Oakland police chief resigns amid criticism
 
AP - Oakland's police chief, facing criticism over chronic violent crime and turmoil in the department, resigned as city leaders prepared to call for a vote of no-confidence.
Italian student shot in Ore. urged to stay
 
AP - The parents of a foreign exchange student from Italy critically wounded in a downtown shooting rampage haven't let the tragedy sour them on America and want her to complete her studies here.
Ulysses Grant's papers move to Mississippi school
 
AP - Mississippi might seem like an unlikely place to honor Ulysses S. Grant.
Defendant in Fort Dix case says he regrets 'lies'
 
AP - One of five Muslim immigrants convicted of conspiring to kill U.S. military personnel based at New Jersey's Fort Dix says he lied to an FBI informant.
Teen accused in taped Fla. beating pleads guilty
 
AP - One of five teenagers accused in the videotaped beating of a Florida girl has accepted a plea deal.
Offshore Calif. drilling deal could be scuttled
 
AP - An agreement paving the way for the first oil drilling off the California coast in nearly 40 years has run into unexpected opposition that may sink it altogether Thursday.
Schwarzenegger seeks send to prison oversight
 
AP - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and State Attorney General Jerry Brown are planning to ask a federal court to a stop an $8 billion spending plan for prison medical facilities.
Miss. mayor indicted on Katrina fraud charges
 
AP - The mayor of a Mississippi city devastated by Hurricane Katrina pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges he lied to get disaster assistance to repair his damaged beachfront home.
Ill. Gov. Blagojevich a no-show as impeachment trial resumes
 
AP - Gov. Rod Blagojevich's impeachment trial turned Wednesday to issues that had nothing to do with allegations he tried to sell President Barack Obama's vacated Senate seat — instead focusing on accusations he broke hiring laws, wasted taxpayer money and illegally defied the state Legislature.
5 of California's octuplets start bottle feeding
 
AP - Five of the octuplets born to a Southern California woman have begun bottle feeding on formula.
Schwarzenegger seeks end to prison medical plan
 
AP - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and State Attorney General Jerry Brown are planning to ask a federal court to a stop an $8 billion spending plan for prison medical facilities.
Former Ala. officer indicted in staged vanishing
 
AP - A former Alabama police supervisor accused of stealing evidence money, faking his abduction and flying off to Las Vegas plans to plead not guilty to federal charges, his attorney said Wednesday.
Home-birth advocates press pro-midwife campaign
 
AP - With health care costs high on the national agenda, advocates of home births are challenging the medical and political establishments to give midwives a larger role in maternity care and to ease the state laws that limit their out-of-hospital practice.
Acrobat falls 20 feet to death during Ariz. stunt
 
AP - An aerial acrobat has died after falling 15 to 20 feet and landing headfirst during a performance in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Banks may take Ga. schools chief's game show prize
 
AP - The $1 million that Georgia schools Superintendent Kathy Cox won for charity on a game show last fall could end up in the hands of her creditors because of her personal bankruptcy filing.
Hudson crash co-pilot hopes to fly again in weeks
 
AP - A co-pilot who helped to safely crash-land a passenger plane into the Hudson River hopes to fly again in a few weeks and praised everyone involved in the rescue.
LA council votes to keep Billy the elephant at zoo
 
AP - Billy the elephant is staying put, and Bob Barker isn't happy about it.
Army to provide retirement pay to unpaid militia
 
AP - Alaska's congressional delegation says the Secretary of the Army has decided to use emergency funds to supplement retirement payments for veterans of a largely Native militia that were reduced because of a technicality in a federal law.
Senate leader says Blagojevich wants to make closing statement at trial
 
AP - Gov. Rod Blagojevich has asked to make a statement at the impeachment trial he has so far avoided, but still refuses to answer questions from the lawmakers who will decide whether to remove him from office, the Illinois Senate president announced Wednesday.
Will Blagojevich try any last-minute mischief?
 
AP - With Gov. Rod Blagojevich entering what could be his final hours in office, some politicians are watching closely to see whether he attempts some last-minute mischief by spending state money, issuing executive orders or granting pardons.
Schwarzenegger seeks end to prison oversight
 
AP - A fight over California's prison health care system escalated Wednesday as Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger sought to throw out an $8 billion spending plan for inmate medical facilities, saying it's illegal and too costly.
NM lab warns workers, visitors of contamination
 
AP - A spokesman for the Los Alamos National Laboratory said Wednesday that employees and visitors have a low risk of becoming sickened by a contamination of beryllium, a substance that can cause lung disease.
Calif. mom who fled Mich. prison granted probation
 
AP - A California woman captured last year after escaping from a Michigan prison 33 years ago and living on the lam as a suburban mother has been granted probation, a state parole board ruled Wednesday.
Hospital: Calif. octuplets doing 'amazingly well'
 
AP - The nation's second set of live-born octuplets were all breathing on their own Wednesday, 48 hours after a woman gave birth to the surprising bunch in Southern California.
Oral Roberts University names new president
 
AP - Oral Roberts University has a new president more than a year after the evangelical school's former leader and son of its namesake founder stepped down amid a spending scandal.
NY teens accused of hate crime face new charges
 
AP - Seven teenagers already accused in the racially motivated stabbing death of an Ecuadorean immigrant were charged Wednesday with taking part in attacks on eight other Hispanics over 14 months.
School bus crashes into cars in Phoenix; 26 hurt
 
AP - A Phoenix police officer says an out-of-control school bus crashed into several cars, injuring 26 people in a mile-long accident scene.
Texas executes former security guard for killing 4
 
AP - Texas executed a former Houston security guard Wednesday for gunning down four people, including his ex-girlfriend and her two small children, during an October 1996 shooting frenzy.
Fishing rules body OK's Gulf offshore fish farming
 
AP - Offshore fish farming would be allowed in the Gulf of Mexico under a plan approved Wednesday by the agency that sets the body of water's fishing rules.
Report: LA cardinal subject of federal probe
 
AP - Federal prosecutors are investigating Cardinal Roger M. Mahony and other officials of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles over their handling of alleged clergy child molestation cases, according to reports published Wednesday.
Coney Island's Rocket ride saved for new NYC park
 
AP - A 71-foot-long piece of Coney Island history will be part of a new entertainment complex in development for a boardwalk in New York City, officials announced Wednesday.

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