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Mother of Missing 5-Year-Old Charged

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Illinois May Get Guantanamo Inmates

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Thomson Correctional Facilty in Thomson, Ill.
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The Obama administration is considering buying a prison in western Illinois to house a limited number of detainees from the U.S. prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, White House officials say. The 1,600-cell Thomson Correctional Facility would also be used for federal prison inmates.
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Million-Dollar Car Crashes in Marsh

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A Texas man says a low-flying bird and a dropped cell phone caused him to crash his million-dollar car into a salt marsh. The French-built Bugatti Veyron sinks into the brine after the accident. "Salt water isn't good for anything," says a police officer when asked if the car is salvageable.
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Gates Blocks Release of Detainee Photos

Defense Secretary Robert Gates invokes new powers granted by Congress to prevent the release of photographs depicting foreign detainees abused by U.S. captors. The American Civil Liberties Union had sued for release of the pictures. Gates says public disclosure of the photographs would endanger U.S. citizens, armed forces and government employees deployed overseas.
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Hawaii's White Beaches Washing Away

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How to Make Pumpkins Fly

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air cannon at World Champion Punkin Chunkin
Steve Pendlebury, AOL
Start with one delightfully warped science project contest for grown-ups. Add a touch of county fair and a whole lot of tailgating. What do you get? Flying pumpkins. See how they do it at the 24th annual World Championship Punkin Chunkin competition.
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