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October 30, 2006
A 15-year-old boy was arrested after he stole a bus and began driving a route and collecting fares from passengers along a public transit route on Saturday. Authorities said the boy was arrested during incident. The teenager, Ritchie Calvin Davis, drove the bus from the Central Florida Fairgrounds in Orlando, where it was pending an auction sale. The bus is owned by Central Florida Transportation Agency.
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October 13, 2006
This year's annual Drag Queen Halloween Parade in San Francisco won't last as long or have as many activities because of some outsider's rowdy behavior in past years. Every year the parade has attracted hundreds of thousands of participants and viewers. But each year outsiders have become rowdier and their misbehavior caused community officials to have this year's event shortened, Bloomberg News reported Friday.
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September 18, 2006
Topics fashion, models, rose, london, girls, body, people, madrid, route, beauty, secretary, health, young, reuters, news and women
One of the main backers of London Fashion Week Sunday rejected British government calls for a ban on wafer-thin models as the fashion industry faced a furor over its catwalks. Marks and Spencer chief executive Stuart Rose, who is chairman of the British Fashion Council that is organizing the event starting Monday, tells Reuters, "Outright bans and indeed legislation is definitely not a route we want to go down. "
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August 29, 2006
A British postman is suspended for giving advice on how to stop junk mail from being delivered to people's homes. Roger Annies, 48, may lose his job for handing out leaflets on his route telling residents how to halt letters offering loans, credit cards and other services.
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August 22, 2006
Topics planet, pollution, planes, mirror, route, forest, fly, technology, russia, boat, singapore, travel, train, australia, wedding, bus, england, church and woman
A 28-year-old environmentalist from Machynllet, Powys in England, is planning on traveling some 9,770 miles by land to be a bridesmaid at a wedding in Australia because she does not want to contribute to air pollution by flying. Barbara Haddrill said the trip would take her six weeks to accomplish at a cost of $3,800.
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