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Crystal Cathedral board sells property to local University

Crystal Cathedral board backs sale to university

Congress considers military aid cuts to Egypt because of persecution

Cut is U.S. aid to Egypt touted over persecution

St. Paul's reopens, but priest resigns

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Christian world in the Holy Land

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How Americans read the Bible

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New memorial at Arlington for Jewish chaplains

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Rev. Joel Osteen meeting hundreds near White House

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Nov 30, 2012 06:23
Category: General News

Treatment for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning.

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Spokane Valley firefighters say they sent three adults and an infant to hospitals for treatment of carbon monoxide poisoning. The fire department says crews had responded to a medical call at a home and were treating a 21-year-old woman Thursday morning when their carbon monoxide monitors sounded an alarm. A local utility was investigating the source of the gas. The condition of the four people was not known.

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