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Xxxnews Of The Weirdxxx

Bizarre but true stories about real people collected by syndicated columnist Chuck Shepherd. In July, the state of Kentucky sent a check to the state’s

Nano Tech Promises To Become A Powerful Crime Fighter

Nanotechnology is becoming more and more popular and scientists are experimenting with various uses for the technology, including fighting crime. Cranfield

40 Superfund Sites Cleaned Up Last Year

Forty high-priority hazardous waste sites across the country were cleaned up in fiscal year 2003 (Oct. 2002 – Oct. 2003), EPA has announced. To date,

xxxNews Of The Weirdxxx

Bizarre but true stories about real people collected by syndicated columnist Chuck Shepherd. In September, customs officials in Amsterdam stopped a Nigerian

Police To Put Crime In Focus

The police department of Lewisville, Texas, has used a $25,000 grant from the U.S. Justice Department and about $2,800 from the city of Lewisville to

States, Feds Agree On Colorado River Allocation

Seven western states and the U.S. federal government have finalized an agreement to more fairly share the water of the Colorado River. The deal aims to

xxxNews Of The Weirdxxx

Bizarre but true stories about real people collected by syndicated columnist Chuck Shepherd. In October, West Point, Ky., hosted 12,000 visitors for the

Voice Recognition, Smart Software Transform Police Cruiser

Project 54 is a voice recognition program that was developed by University of New Hampshire engineers, and is now used in about 75 police cruisers throughout

U.S. Army Urged To Accelerate Chemical Weapons Destruction

The U.S. Army should pursue options to accelerate the disposal of chemical weapons currently stored at a facility in Anniston, Alabama, according to a

Clean School Bus Projects Awarded $5 Million

Seventeen projects demonstrating ways to reduce pollution from school buses have been announced the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The projects

Xxxnews Of The Weirdxxx

Nano Tech Promises To Become A Powerful Crime Fighter

40 Superfund Sites Cleaned Up Last Year

xxxNews Of The Weirdxxx

Police To Put Crime In Focus

States, Feds Agree On Colorado River Allocation

xxxNews Of The Weirdxxx

Voice Recognition, Smart Software Transform Police Cruiser

U.S. Army Urged To Accelerate Chemical Weapons Destruction

Clean School Bus Projects Awarded $5 Million

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