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President To Speak On National Security

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Many OKCers Will Rebuild With Storm Shelters

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Arrests Made For Ricin Laces WA State Letters

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Pizza Place Offers Big Reward For Robbers

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OR Counties Turn Down Tax Increase

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Connecticut Trains Are Running Again

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No Raise For Yakima Police; Just Take Home Cars

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State & Feds Coordinate Distaster Aid In OKC

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IRS Witness To Take The Fifth

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European Leaders Fighting Tax Evasion

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80 climbing Evererst With 81 Year Old To Follow

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Social Media Passwords Safe At Work In WA

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Idaho Grizzlies May Not Be Indangered Anymore

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Obama Speaks About Tornado In OKC

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Jan 23, 2012 17:38
Category: General News

Kennewick Mobile Home Fire

     KENNEWICK, Wash. (AP) - One person has been killed and one
seriously burned in a mobile home fire at Kennewick where two more
people have not yet been accounted for.
     Benton County Coroner John Hansens says a body was visible in
the home.
     KONA reports firefighters are still going through the debris.
     A man who broke a window to escape was taken to Kennewick
General Hospital with burns.
     The home was fully engulfed in flames about 3:30 a.m. Monday
when firefighters arrived at Columbia Mobile Village.

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