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Snake farm owner pleads guilty to animal cruelty to 17 dogs, five cats

By The Associated Press
October 16, 2011

OBERLIN (AP) — A former Oakdale snake farm owner has been sentenced to jail for cruelty to animals, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries said Monday. Allen Parish sheriff's deputies...

UN chief pushes trust in gov., green themes with European lawmakers

By The Associated Press
October 15, 2011

BERN, Switzerland (AP) — Lawmakers in Europe and elsewhere must do more than put their debt-wracked houses in order — they must reassure citizens who fear diminished future prospects, and that...

Three charged after four disabled adults found locked up in Pa.

By The Associated Press
October 15, 2011

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Three people have been charged following the discovery of four malnourished mentally disabled adults chained to a boiler in a locked northeast Philadelphia basement room that...

Bones in yard didn’t bother La. gardner, but bone in shoe did

By The Associated Press
October 15, 2011

SHREVEPORT (AP) — The Caddo Parish coroner's office is sending bones found in a Shreveport yard to the forensic anthropology lab at Louisiana State University. Erin Deutsch of the coroner's office...

Police chief: Officers can’t staff parades without dept. reimbursement

By The Associated Press
October 15, 2011

OPELOUSAS, (AP) — The Opelousas Board of Aldermen is taking a tough look at the cost of paying police to staff festival parades. The Daily World reported the board has not yet adopted a city budget....

A soldier works to remove a body from the mud after a landslide caused by heavy rains in Boca Del Monte, Guatemala, Sunday Oct. 16, 2011. Guatemalan officials confirmed 28 deaths, adding that two more people were missing and that rain was expected for two more days. Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom declared a state of emergency that would be sent for approval to the congress Monday.

Heavy rains kill at least 66 in Central America

By The Associated Press
October 15, 2011

SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) — Central American authorities said on Sunday that at least 66 people had died in six days of heavy rains that caused landslides, floods and bridge failures throughout...

Thrill-seekers chased by bulls in Running of the Bull in Arizona town

By The Associated Press
October 15, 2011

CAVE CREEK, Ariz. (AP) — It's not the organized panic on the streets of Pamplona, but a few hundred thrill-seekers got a similar rush running from bulls in the Arizona desert Saturday. The run with...

Kansas woman receives sorority membership on 90th birthday

By The Associated Press
October 15, 2011

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A 90-year-old Kansas woman whose sorority dreams were disrupted by World War II is finally getting to be a pledge. Bertie McConnell was surprised on her 90th birthday Saturday...

Uganda president: US troops not sent in to participate in fighting

By The Associated Press
October 15, 2011

KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni said Sunday that U.S. military "personnel" being sent to Uganda to help fight the rebel group the Lord's Resistance Army will not participate...

Hostages freed from Somali pirates thanks to message in bottle was found

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October 10, 2011

ROME (AP) — British and U.S. forces freed an Italian cargo ship hijacked by Somali pirates in a dramatic rescue Tuesday after retrieving a message in a bottle tossed by hostages from a porthole alerting...

Bill Daley says he will be one-term White House chief of staff

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October 10, 2011

CHICAGO (AP) — White House chief of staff Bill Daley says he'll return to his native Chicago after the 2012 election. Daley tells WMAQ-TV he has committed to stay with President Barack Obama in Washington...

Kansas’s capital city repeals domestic violence law

By The Associated Press
October 10, 2011

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Over the past month, one by one, people suspected in domestic battery cases in northeast Kansas have been set free with no charges against them. Prosecutors say they're overwhelmed...