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Security Guard Confirms Edwards L.A. Hotel Incident

A hotel security guard told FOXNews.com he intervened between a man he identified as former Sen. John Edwards and tabloid reporters who chased down the former presidential hopeful after what they're calling a rendezvous with his mistress and love child.

Caylee's Grandma in 911 Call: Daughter Stole Car

The grandmother of a missing 2-year-old Florida girl told a 911 dispatcher that she wanted to press charges against her daughter for 'grand theft' after she learned of the tot's disappearance, according to a new recording released Friday.

Massive Housing Bill Passes Key Senate Vote

The Senate has cleared the last hurdle to passing a massive housing rescue bill.

Obama's Prayer Revealed

Israeli paper publishes note Obama left in cracks of Western Wall — giving the world glimpse of his most secret prayers

McCain Slams Obama's Foreign Policy to Military Audience

Bombs in Series Kill 1, Injure 6 in India Tech Hub

A series of synchronized small bombs shook India's high-tech hub Friday, killing one person and wounding at least six others, police said.

Mud-Slinging in Custody Battle in Nancy Cooper Case

Lawyers for the husband of a North Carolina mom murdered earlier this month want the autopsy findings released, one of several motions filed ahead of Friday's scheduled custody hearing over the couple's two small daughters.

2 Marines Kill Another Marine Over Stolen Drug Money

Two Marines apparently killed one of their Camp Pendleton comrades in a dispute over stolen drug money, prosecutors said Thursday.

25 Percent of Cyclone Aid Lost to Burma Currency Controls

As much as 25 percent of cyclone relief aid in Myanmar is being lost because of the military government's foreign exchange system, a United Nations official said Friday.

Qantas Plane Dives 20,000 Feet After Hole Ripped in Fuselage

A Qantas flight en route to Australia from London made an emergency stop in Manila on Friday after a loud bang punched a hole in the Boeing 747-400's fuselage, officials and passengers said.

Baby's Cries Lead to His Rescue in Violent N.H. Storm

A baby's cries led to his rescue after a possible tornado demolished his grandparents' lakeside home, a state official said Friday.

Magnetic Storms Draw NASA To Theory of Northern Lights

On Thursday, NASA released findings that indicate magnetic explosions about one-third of the way to the moon cause the northern lights, or aurora borealis, to burst in spectacular shapes and colors, and dance across the sky.

Rep. Kucinich Gets His Day to Air Impeachment Article

Rep. Dennis Kucinich's quest to impeach President Bush is got an unofficial airing in the House Judiciary Committee on Friday.

Manager: Cops Shot Man After Threat on Pa. Radio Station

Shots were fired near a Christian radio station in central Pennsylvania after police responded to reports that an armed man was headed to the station's offices.

Boy Fends Off Dog by Biting It So Hard His Tooth Falls Out

An 11-year old boy is in Brazil's media spotlight after sinking his teeth into the neck of a dog that attacked him.

FOXBusiness: Foreclosures Set to Top 2 Million- Foreclosure-Related Stress, Suicide on the Rise?

Pop Tarts: Katy Perry's Parents Upset She 'Kissed a Girl'?

Katy Perry never expected that "I Kissed a Girl" would be the most scorching song of the summer -- and neither did her folks.

Valerie Bertinelli Defends Friend Kirstie Alley's Weight

Actress Valerie Bertinelli defended friend Kirstie Alley after pictures surfaced of the star looking heavier, telling "Entertainment Tonight" that "I have seen Kirstie and I think she looks terrific."

'Bachelor' Matt Grant and Fiancee Split

Matt Grant, the English financier featured on "The Bachelor: London Calling," has split from fiancée Shayne Lamas, the couple tells People in a statement.

Comic-Con Crazy: Keanu Reeves Stares Into Space

Everyone from Paris Hilton to Guy Ritchie to Hugh Jackman to The Rock descended upon the San Diego convention center on Thursday, kicking off the world's largest comic book convention: Comic-Con.

'Last Lecture' Professor Randy Pausch Dies at 47

Randy Pausch, the computer-science professor whose 'Last Lecture' became a YouTube sensation in late 2007, died Friday.

Eva Mendes New Face of Calvin Klein Underwear

Eva Mendes is the new face of Calvin Klein Underwear, posing in ads for the brand's Seductive Comfort line of bras.

 

News/wyoming from billingsgazette.net

White House played role in Sylvan Pass decision

WASHINGTON - The National Park Service wanted to close a section of Yellowstone Park in the wintertime because of the risk of avalanche. No way, protested businesses in Cody, Wyo., that wanted to promote more tourism.

Cowboy glad he's off meth

CHEYENNE, - Not many people would get up and dance after getting bucked off a horse, but a good bareback ride inspired Chris Harris to shake and shimmy between a pair of rodeo clowns at Cheyenne Frontier Days.

Warming viewed as threat to fish

JACKSON, - Fishing in Wyoming could decline sharply over the rest of the current century because of increasingly warm water, a report by conservation groups warns.

Picket painting

July 25, 2008 RUFFIN PREVOST/Gazette StaffNicole Sanchez spends a sunny Thursday morning painting a picket fence in front of an antique store on Sheridan Avenue in Cody.

UW Cowboy football tickets go on sale Monday

LARAMIE - Tickets for the upcoming Wyoming Cowboy football season go on sale at 8 a.m. Monday.

Casper balloon festival this weekend

CASPER - The fourth annual Central Wyoming Hot Air Balloon Festival will be held this weekend in Casper.

Study: passenger rail service expensive

CHEYENNE - A new state report says it would cost more than $1 million per mile to upgrade existing rail lines between Casper and Fort Collins, Colo., to support passenger rail service.

Gillette man found dead in Bighorns

GILLETTE - The body of a missing Gillette man has been found in the Bighorn Mountains. Big Horn County Sheriff Ken Blackburn said that a Forest Service ranger found the body of Steven Arthur Engel on Tuesday at the bottom of a ravine.

7 more infected cows in Daniel herd

CHEYENNE - State veterinarian Walt Cook said Thursday that seven more cows have tested positive for brucellosis in a western Wyoming cattle herd infected with the livestock disease.

Flash flood kills 1

GILLETTE - One person is dead from injuries they suffered in a vehicle accident caused by a flash flood carving a ravine in a road in Campbell County.

Albany County to close library on Mondays

LARAMIE - The Albany County Public Library can no longer afford to stay open seven days a week.

Second bear killed in Yellowstone

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - Rangers in Yellowstone National Park have killed a black bear that became accustomed to eating human food.

State investments show growth

CHEYENNE - State Treasurer Joe Meyer said Thursday that the state's total investment portfolio grew $1.5 billion in book value in fiscal year 2008, which ended June 30.

Frontier Days: No gang clothing

CHEYENNE - Leave the gang bandannas and outlaw biker jackets at home if you're heading to Frontier Days.

WyoGuide

Friday, July 25, 2008 Local events? Cody Nite Rodeo. Cody Stampede Grounds. Complete rodeo events including bull riding, steer wrestling, calf roping, barrel racing, bronc riding. 307-587-5155.

 

News from www.codyenterprise.com

?Cody Connection' riddle

Park historian recalls ?unprecedented' fires

The Yellowstone fires of 1988 caused a young Lee Whittlesey to change his plans and become not a practicing attorney, as he had intended, but a law enforcement ranger.

Wider, safer street re-opens

Drivers are enjoying a newly widened and paved East Sheridan Avenue this week.

Judge's decision eliminates wolf predator zone

On Friday the jobs of everyone associated with delisting the gray wolf changed - again.

Head-on crash victims remain hospitalized

Progress is slow for Anthony McConnell following serious injuries sustained in a head-on accident Saturday night.

Decision keeps Sylvan Pass open

An amended Record of Decision addressing a long-term plan to guide management of winter use over Sylvan Pass in Yellowstone Park has been finalized.

 

 

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