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State

California authorities to declare start of fire season

LOS ANGELES -- Early summer weather is prompting the state's firefighting agency to declare the opening of fire season in 19 California counties.

Gubernatorial candidate stump for votes in the Southland
More than $170,000 raised in Arthritis Walk at the Rose Bowl
Inside FBI units that protect L.A. from terror attacks

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Nation

Haditha lawyer calls U.S. compensation inadequate, says witnesses accused of lying

BAGHDAD, Iraq -- A lawyer who had several relatives among 24 Iraqis allegedly slain by U.S. Marines last fall and is representing kin of other victims complained in a videotape Saturday that American compensation paid to the families was inadequate.

Canada foils terrorist attack with arrest of 17 al-Qaida-inspired suspects
Iran: Nuclear breakthrough possible, welcomes unconditional talks
Suicide car bomb hits crowded Iraqi market

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Sports

Local Marine running to honor comrades

SAN DIEGO ---- Among the 20,000 participants starting the Rock 'n' Roll Marathon Sunday, one runner will be noticeable by the American flag he is carrying. It's a flag that has been to hell and back, and so has the man carrying it.


Williams medals in two events at State track meet

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NORWALK ---- The white finish line on Cerritos College's blue track marked the ending to Jonathan Williams' short but storied prep track career on a hot Saturday afternoon. And while the Temecula Valley senior would have liked to lean across it as the CIF-State 100 and 200-meter champion, Williams felt blessed just to sprint over it at all.



Pirates' catcher the key in victory over Padres

Abruzzo slugs three homers as Toreros avoid elimination
Headley leads Storm past JetHawks


Is Mark Cuban good for the NBA?

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Military

Senator wants independent probe into alleged U.S. military slayings

LAS VEGAS -- Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid called for an independent investigation into the alleged slaying of 24 Iraqis by U.S. Marines ahead of a speech he will make to Congress on Monday.

Rumsfeld toughs it out as debate roils over his performance as defense chief
A routine patrol, a deadly explosion: Marines under fire leave no man behind


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Business

Behind the Golden Door: Luxury spa has new look, but same dedication to guests

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ESCONDIDO ---- Tucked into an Escondido valley is a gateway to another world. The portal to this luxury location doesn't stick out. Even with great directions, it is easy to drive right by it. The one thing that catches the eye is what makes this place so unique: its big, golden door.

Avocado glut means less green for area growers
Small Business Development Center plans June workshops
North County Business Briefs

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Opinion

Haditha opens our eyes

Our view: Civilian perspective of sanitized war skews understanding of what troops face in Iraq 9 comment(s)
Sacramento should not mandate growth

Letters to the Editor

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Perspective

Will civilian killings mark turning point in Iraq?

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Two incidents of alleged war crimes by Camp Pendleton Marines that resulted in 25 Iraqi civilian deaths are raising critical questions for a service branch that prides itself on discipline.


Farewell to a manager who managed
Will civilian killings mark turning point in Iraq?
Embedded reporter recalls Marine battalion accused in Haditha killings
Phil Angelides -- State treasurer fights for name recognition

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Science & Technology

Parasitic wasps keep flies at bay at Del Mar

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On July 19, horse racing fans will flock to Del Mar for opening day. Women will wear large hats, the "ponies" will thunder down the track, and money will be won and lost. And very tiny insects will make the whole experience pleasant.




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The Back Page

Suspect in slaying of Indianapolis family surrenders

INDIANAPOLIS -- A man suspected of gunning down seven family members he believed kept large amounts of money in their home surrendered to police on Saturday, authorities said.

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Life & Times

The return of Mister X's Wild-Goose Chase

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Last week, while I was sitting by the fountain on the MiraCosta College campus in Oceanside, I was visited by a figure from the past.
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Home

Olivenhain water district honors trio of landscapes that won't drain resources

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A four-bedroom house with lush landscaping and a water bill less than $30 is not a fantasy -- it's something well within the reach of many homeowners.
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  • California authorities to declare start of fire season
  • Gubernatorial candidate stump for votes in the Southland
  • More than $170,000 raised in Arthritis Walk at the Rose Bowl
  • Inside FBI units that protect L.A. from terror attacks
  • For FBI anti-terror agent, vigilance is everything
  • Authorities break up multimillion-dollar jewelry-theft ring in California

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  • Haditha lawyer calls U.S. compensation inadequate, says witnesses accused of lying
  • Canada foils terrorist attack with arrest of 17 al-Qaida-inspired suspects
  • Iran: Nuclear breakthrough possible, welcomes unconditional talks
  • Suicide car bomb hits crowded Iraqi market
  • Pentagon chief brands Iran as leading terrorist nation, yet hopes Tehran takes diplomatic carrot
  • 35 rebels killed in combat; Afghan government shakes up police after anti-foreigner riots
  • CBS reporter wounded in Iraq recovering from surgery, preparing to return to U.S
  • Despite progress in medicine, prevention, tens of millions more will die of AIDS
  • London police say terror raid was prompted by possibility of chemical weapon
  • Pope Benedict holds first private meeting with Tony Blair

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  • Pirates' catcher the key in victory over Padres
  • Local Marine running to honor comrades
  • Jones wins easily back on U.S. soil
  • Sub Said helps team win Six Hours race
  • Dallas does it with defense
  • TAKE 5: Team of destiny?
  • Wood needs extra time between starts
  • Hafner hits third grand slam of season
  • Pujols likely bound for DL
  • Myskina receives presidential support
  • Journeyman Oilers goalie into spotlight
  • Nadal staves off choke to survive at Roland Garros
  • Pettersson still in lead after long day at Memorial
  • Sports letters to the Editor - 6/04/2006
  • Williams medals in two events at State track meet
  • Acosta bests rival en route to state title
  • Medals not enough to prevent disappointment for pair of locals
  • Postseason ride ends for underdog Dons
  • Slugging Eagles handcuffed by Islanders' ace
  • Warriors on wrong side of duel in title game
  • Tough loss can benefit Warriors' future
  • Vista Murrieta a victim of double jeopardy in finals loss
  • Broncos find bright spot in Casillas
  • Poway completes dramatic run to CIF crown
  • Wildcats coach leaves to pursue college job
  • PREP SCOREBOARD
  • Abruzzo slugs three homers as Toreros avoid elimination
  • Abruzzo slugs three homers as Toreros avoid elimination

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  • Behind the Golden Door: Luxury spa has new look, but same dedication to guests
  • Avocado glut means less green for area growers
  • Small Business Development Center plans June workshops
  • North County Business Briefs
  • People on the move

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  • The sun sets on this Fiesta del Sol locale
  • Musical highlights for Fiesta del Sol
  • Free festival celebrates the music, legacy of Mozart
  • Spyro Gyra still keeping the groove on, 30 years in
  • Clean rap: Oceanside musician brings Christian sensibility to the streets
  • Ashlee Simpson finds her voice as a true singer
  • Live music on tap at Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival
  • Hiroshima a talented collage of musical styles
  • Terri Nunn still finds happiness in leading Berlin
  • Hype or real? The Arctic Monkeys are about to find out
  • Beatles tribute band still rockin' after 22 years
  • Jewel gets back to organic tunes on 'Goodbye Alice in Wonderland'
  • Album reviews
  • Tool still at the top of its game on '10,000 Days'
  • Graffiti artists tag New York city councilman as enemy No. 1
  • Co-defendant in Italy antiquities case says sources go unchecked
  • Sci-fi comedy 'Violet Hour' is witty, if uneven
  • New Vision takes a risk with salty 'Sylvia'
  • Zmed sees big future for 'Moll Flanders': Actor driven to create five different characters in play's debut
  • Californian Community Arts
  • 'Peaceful Warrior' wins by advancing notions softly
  • Relentless action can't save simple-minded 'B13'
  • Unlikable characters put a hitch in likable 'Break-Up'
  • 'Typhoon' a Korean film with impact
  • 'Wah-Wah' may be cathartic for director, but not the audience
  • Author's journey continues with long-planned film version


  • More Community

  • 'Cancer Conqueror' takes on marathon
  • Japanese culture event Sunday
  • Benefit supports music education for Carlsbad students
  • Coastal Community News: Art benefits Childhelp
  • Inland Community News: Fallbrook Newcomers Club winds up year
  • Riverside County Community News: Free landfill use this week


  • More Features

  • The reluctant patients: Men less apt to visit doctor than women, at their peril
  • The Main Event: A Health Forum for Men
  • The tongue's tale
  • I did it: Running tightens family bond, helps others
  • Patients without bladders help each other
  • The odds are against them
  • The news for multimedia babies is good, and bad
  • Study: Modest weight gain may cause frequent heartburn in women
  • Study gives alcoholics a choice
  • Sugar cane cholesterol treatment doesn't work, study says
  • Pigeons won't give you the bird flu
  • Parasitic wasps keep flies at bay at Del Mar
  • The return of Mister X's Wild-Goose Chase
  • Summer camps use technology to help parents bond with their children
  • Children shouldn't have unsupervised access to the Internet
  • Lure of fame and love of Mom draw 'Soap Star' hopefuls
  • Dive in: Pool of summer books is inviting
  • Author takes a darker turn in 'Dark Tort'
  • Seek 'Fugitives' when the dictionary is at a loss for words
  • Book events
  • Alaska's Denali visitor center a showcase of green technologies
  • Visit Ventura for good vibrations and classic charm
  • Olivenhain water district honors trio of landscapes that won't drain resources
  • Tips to solve household problems from laundry to kitchen
  • Home and Garden briefs
  • The mark of the beast arrives Tuesday
  • Finding God, and a date
  • It's not "just a movie"
  • Church debates apology, reparations for support of slavery
  • Gay music director let go by Kansas Catholic parish
  • Chief papal bodyguard retires after 58 years of service at the Vatican
  • Religion News in Brief: Connecticut parishioners defend Catholic priest who hired private detective
  • Faith and Values briefs
  • Faith and Values Letters to the Editor - 6/02/2006
  • Automated wine machine allows customers to sample at their pace
  • Command of the Grill: Local Marine wins national Weber competition
  • Poway restaurant promises all the taste without the guilt
  • Report suggests how restaurants can help take a bite out of obesity
  • Chains offer consistency, but local eateries offer everything else
  • Food briefs

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    Prop. F to meet moment of truth Tuesday

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    OCEANSIDE ---- After months of campaign rhetoric, debates and commercials, Tri-City Medical Center's $596 million construction and renovation bond goes to the voters Tuesday. 78 comment(s)

    Prop. F property taxes based on 'assessed' values
    District, boundaries determine who votes on Prop. F
    Airport board poised to select Miramar
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    Inland

    Fallbrook beekeepers say insects getting bad rap

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    FALLBROOK ---- Beekeepers Linda Nickerson and her husband, Gery Kesslau, say their favorite fuzzy insect is the victim of a bad rap, and that people should focus on the sweetness bees create, rather than their sting. 1 comment(s)

    Escondido hangs hopes of new library on Prop. 81
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    Coastal

    Free concerts rock the shores of Solana Beach, Encinitas

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    Solana Beach and Encinitas shined on Saturday with free concerts, cheering children, bright skies and a sparkling ocean. Post your Comments

    Graduation is a homecoming of sorts
    School of Business and Technology graduates 15 students
    Oceanside teacher becomes director at charter school

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    Californian

    Festival celebrates balloons and wines

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    LAKE SKINNER ---- To a casual observer, the pristine sky early Saturday morning seemed ideal for hot air ballooning. Post your Comments

    Paloma Valley students brave heat, graduate
    College bond draws fire

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    San Diego

    In San Diego, hundreds protest placement of National Guard at border

    SAN DIEGO -- Several hundred people rallied Saturday along the San Ysidro border to protest the planned placement of National Guard troops at the nation's border with Mexico, organizers said.

    Man, pregnant woman arrested on suspecion of selling children in Mexico
    Authorities look for kidnapping suspect

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    Preview

    Graffiti artists tag New York city councilman as enemy No. 1

    NEW YORK (AP) -- Pick a fight with graffiti artists and you can expect to see your name plastered around town.

    The sun sets on this Fiesta del Sol locale
    Sci-fi comedy 'Violet Hour' is witty, if uneven
    'Peaceful Warrior' wins by advancing notions softly
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    Faith & Values

    The mark of the beast arrives Tuesday

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    Tuesday looms ominously on the calendar, a day that conjures images of evil and despair, the end of times and the threat of a holy war and a dark overlord.
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    Food

    Automated wine machine allows customers to sample at their pace

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    Customers at Holiday Wine Cellar in Escondido no longer have to wait for Thursday night for their wine tastings.
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    Travel

    Alaska's Denali visitor center a showcase of green technologies

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    Visitors to Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska often are awe-struck by North America's highest mountain, standing majestically in the Alaska interior. But the park's new visitor center sends a different message: Even a mountain as big as Mount McKinley does not stand alone.
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    Health

    The reluctant patients: Men less apt to visit doctor than women, at their peril

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    The story was familiar and tragic. A suspicious lump in the breast, and a doctor who didn't think it significant. The lump grew, became painful and was taken out a year later at the patient's insistence. The biopsy report: metastatic breast cancer. The treatment: a radical mastectomy and chemotherapy.
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    Community      

    'Cancer Conqueror' takes on marathon

    TEMECULA ---- He calls himself the "Cancer Conqueror" and it's a well-deserved title. Matt Jones has survived an aggressive form of acute myeloid leukemia three times. Now, he is back in shape and running for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in today's San Diego Rock 'n' Roll Marathon.

  • Obituaries - 6/04/2006
  • Remembering Virginia Pearce: Vista resident never gave up as an advocate for causes
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  • Prop. F to meet moment of truth Tuesday
  • Prop. F property taxes based on 'assessed' values
  • District, boundaries determine who votes on Prop. F
  • Airport board poised to select Miramar
  • Vista student finds time for community involvement
  • CDF declares fire season to start
  • California authorities to declare start of fire season
  • Gubernatorial candidate stump for votes in the Southland
  • More than $170,000 raised in Arthritis Walk at the Rose Bowl
  • Inside FBI units that protect L.A. from terror attacks
  • For FBI anti-terror agent, vigilance is everything
  • Authorities break up multimillion-dollar jewelry-theft ring in California

  • More Inland

  • Fallbrook beekeepers say insects getting bad rap
  • Escondido hangs hopes of new library on Prop. 81
  • 'Wellness policy' to change school nutrition
  • Children dig 'Discover Archaeology' program
  • Escondido car show draws big crowd
  • Target practice raises fire safety concerns
  • School officials say seniors should take summer exit exam
  • Ticketing starts today at two intersections
  • Escondido woman killed in crash
  • San Marcos high schools to honor graduates Monday
  • Vista high schools prepare for graduation
  • Districts encouraging students to keep taking exit exam
  • School board will consider three new principals
  • Man suspected of shooting at deputies arrested
  • Man ejected in crash

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  • Free concerts rock the shores of Solana Beach, Encinitas
  • Graduation is a homecoming of sorts
  • School of Business and Technology graduates 15 students
  • Oceanside teacher becomes director at charter school
  • Vista high schools prepare for graduation
  • Oceanside homes replace roller rink
  • Military: Oceanside soldier killed in chopper crash
  • Man dies at beach
  • Pedestrian hit by vehicle
  • Kids, parents make final visit to children's museum
  • Loss of five Carlsbad Unified administrators poses challenge for district
  • Cost of replacing Encinitas fire stations is hot issue
  • Man knifed, suspect arrested

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