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Last Doughboy Seeks WWI Memorial

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Frank Buckles
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The last surviving American veteran of World War I appears on Capitol Hill to push for a memorial on the National Mall to his long-gone comrades. Now 108, Frank Buckles was just 16 when he joined the Army.
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Clemmons' Half Brother Charged in Case

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Senator's Daughter OK After Carjacking

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Bob Corker and family
corker.senate.gov
Julia Corker, the daughter of Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee, was carjacked in Washington, D.C., but suffered no serious injuries, a spokesman for the senator says. The 22-year-old was dragged from the car and thrown to the ground. Police say they have arrested two suspects. Julia Corker is seen on the far left with her father and sister Emily.
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Inmate in Wheelchair Escapes on Foot

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Arcade Comeaux Jr.
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A wheelchair-bound inmate overpowers two police officers and makes a break for freedom -- on foot. The escape of Arcade Comeaux Jr., who was serving a life sentence for aggravated sexual assault, has sent shockwaves through the Texas criminal justice system. "I just think enough's enough," says one official.
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Senate Keeps Medicare Cuts in Health Bill

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John McCain
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The Senate rejects a GOP attempt to strip more than $400 billion in Medicare cuts from the health care reform bill. The defeated amendment, which was sponsored by Sen. John McCain, would have sent the entire 2,074-page bill back to the Senate Finance Committee for a do-over. Republicans say the cuts leave seniors at risk, but Democrats accuse them of using scare tactics.
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4 Kids Hurt in Crash at Day Care Center

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An investigator takes photos after an SUV crashed into day care center in Indianapolis on Thursday.
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Police say four children were hurt when a sport utility vehicle fleeing police officers slammed into an Indianapolis day care center. One child is in critical but stable condition at a hospital, while the other three children have non-life-threatening injuries, according to authorities. A female employee suffered a broken leg.
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