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By Staff on Sep 19, 2013   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

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Since July, the Alaska Native News has run a four-part series on Jim Cobb-retriever environmental efforts to gain attention for decades of work to improve oil spill response. The month of September, Alaska native news will be, on occasion, giving an update on Jim Cobb’s continued struggle to have industry and government sponsored, the contacts […]

South Carolinian Single Winner of Wednesday's Powerball

By Staff on Sep 19, 2013   General News  

South Carolinian Single Winner of Wednesday's Powerball

After Wednesday night's Powerball numbers were released, there is a single winner today. That single winner is due to collect $400 million in winnings for computer generated numbers bought at a Murphy USA convenience store/gas station in South carolina.

Health and Human Services Replenishes Nation’s Supply of Anthrax Antitoxin

By USDHSS on Sep 19, 2013   National  

Health and Human Services Replenishes Nation’s Supply of Anthrax Antitoxin

The nation’s supply of anthrax antitoxin will be maintained until 2018 under Project BioShield contracts issued by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR).

More Details Emerge About Navy Yard Gunman

By VOA News on Sep 19, 2013   National  

More Details Emerge About Navy Yard Gunman

The Washington Navy Yard will resume mostly normal operations Thursday, as investigators continue to look into the background of the man who carried out this week's deadly shooting rampage.

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