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Florida highrise has 32 stories, but just 1 tenant
AP - The Vangelakos' southwest Florida condominium has marble floors, a large pool overlooking a river and modern furnishings that speak of affluence and luxury. What they don't have in the 32-story building is a single neighbor.
US Marshals seize sanitizer for bacteria problems
AP - Officers with the U.S. Marshals Service have seized all skin sanitizers and skin protectants, including ingredients and components, at Clarcon Biological Chemistry Laboratory's facility in Roy, Utah, the Food and Drug Administration said.
Questions nag farm teen's conviction in old murder
AP - It's been almost 20 years since the crime — a farm wife shot to death in her bed, her husband critically wounded.
Aryan Nations gone, but memory remains in Idaho
AP - The house where Aryan Nations founder Richard Butler lived has been demolished. So has the church where he preached his racist religion. Cows graze where hundreds of white supremacists used to burn crosses in the summer.
King salmon vanishing in Alaska, smokehouses empty
AP - Yukon River smokehouses should be filled this summer with oil-rich strips of king salmon — long used by Alaska Natives as a high-energy food to get through the long Alaska winters. But they're mostly empty.
Budget woes, recession challenge day-labor centers
AP - Until a day-labor center opened nearby, jobseekers in Keenan Strand's north Phoenix neighborhood used to drink from people's hoses, urinate on walls and duck behind bushes to escape triple-digit heat while waiting for work.
Questions loom about mom in NY crash that killed 8
AP - Diane Schuler was a devoted mother admired for her competence, ease with children and sense of humor. Never, her family said, had there been a more responsible and trusted friend or caregiver.
LA tries test to find kids likely to join gangs
AP - Gang prevention cop Jeff Norat drives a bunch of sullen teens through the gang-riddled streets of a Los Angeles neighborhood, not because they're in trouble with the law — but so they'll stay out of it.
Wife of Alaska congressman dies in Virginia
AP - Lu Young, the wife of U.S. Rep. Don Young, has died. She was 67.
Aryan Nations gone, but stain remains in Idaho
AP - The house where Aryan Nations founder Richard Butler lived has been demolished. So has the church where he preached his racist religion. Cows graze where hundreds of white supremacists used to burn crosses in the summer.
West Point field training has ethical dimension
AP - Cadets had already fought off an overnight attack by insurgents firing blanks when the morning brought even more simulated problems.
Fire extinguisher goes off on Mich.-to-NY flight
AP - A flight carrying 94 people from Detroit to Rochester, N.Y., has landed safely after a fire extinguisher in the plane's cargo hold went off.
PBS chief welcomes public TV funding under Obama
AP - PBS chief Paula Kerger (KUR'-gur) says budget numbers tell the tale of how public TV is faring under the Obama administration, compared to that of former President George W. Bush.
Boy drowns in Ohio at largest US indoor water park
AP - A 3-year-old boy has drowned at a northern Ohio indoor water park that calls itself the nation's largest.
Episcopalians nominate gay clergy for bishop in LA
AP - Two Episcopal priests in same-gender relationships are among the nominees for assistant bishop of Los Angeles, officials said Sunday.
Flight from Mich. to NY lands safely after alert
AP - A flight carrying 50 people from Detroit to Rochester, N.Y., has landed safely after a sensor indicated that a fire extinguisher in the plane's cargo bay went off.
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