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Fountain Hit by Drunk Drivers Moved
Mother's Day became moving day for a fountain that's turned into an eyesore in Olmos Park. Sunday morning crews began removing the fountain sitting in the roundabout at McCoullough and Olmos. The city decided to move it because since it was built three and a half years ago it has been hit 26 times - often by drunk drivers. Neighbors will help the city decide what to put in its place. The city is also looking for a place to put the fountain.Fountain Hit by Drunk Drivers Moved

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High winds derail 47 BNSF cars in Texas Panhandle
June 18, 2013 15:53 GMT

FRIONA, Texas (AP) -- A rail line in the Texas Panhandle has reopened after storms packing winds strong enough to form a tornado overturned more than 40 BNSF Railway cars.

BNSF spokesman Joe Faust said Tuesday that nobody was hurt in the derailment between Friona (free-OHN'-uh) and Summerfield.

Faust says 47 cars that were empty or carrying various freight derailed before dawn Monday. He says 42 cars ended up on their sides. No cargo spilled on the 71-car train traveling from Clovis, N.M., to Amarillo.

The National Weather Service in Lubbock estimates winds gusted up to 100 mph during the derailment. Forecaster John Lipe (lype) says sometimes the outflow from thunderstorms can produce such winds. EF1 tornadoes carry winds from 86 mph to 110 mph.

Fort Worth-based BNSF reopened the line around midnight Monday.

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Uncertainty over US stimulus drags shares lower

TOKYO (AP) -- Jitters over a possible change in U.S. stimulus efforts by the Federal Reserve helped pull share prices mostly lower in Asian trading today.

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IN THE NEWS: PRESIDENT OBAMA DEFENDS NSA SPY PROGRAMS

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Until they were revealed earlier this month, few people knew about the National Security Agency's spying programs.

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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- The Maryland State House is getting a promotion -- to the U.S.

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