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Potential Defunding of Obama's Health Care Overhaul

WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama heads today to Kansas City, Mo., where he'll tour an auto...

Efforts to Destroy Syria's Weapons

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Investors Looking for Direction with Federal Reserve Policy

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New Lawyer for Eastern Washington

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Columbia River Treaty Renegotiation

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Controversy Over Industrial Development

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Subsidy for Timber Counties

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Target Holiday Hiring Down 20%

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Chemical Weapons Inspection in Syria

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Flood Damage in Colorado

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Shooting at Washington Navy Yard

WASHINGTON (AP) - Authorities in the nation's capital are searching for a shooter, after at least...

Victims of Shooting are Uncooperative

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New Volume Record Set at Game

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Increased Factory Production

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Genetically Modified Alfalfa

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Oct 12, 2011 06:07
Category: General News

Admiral Mullen Wears Idaho Woman's Military Bracelet To Remember

   BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Retired Adm. Mike Mullen says he wears a
bracelet with the name of an Idaho woman who died in Iraq on it to
remind him of the sacrifices service members made while he was
chairman of the Joint Cheifs of Staff. The Idaho Statesman reports
Corp. Jessica Ellis' family gave the admiral the bracelet, which he
talked about on CBS's "Sunday Morning."

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