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US industrial production fell a sharp 0.6% in September
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. industrial production fell 0.6% in September, the weakest showing since spring and a sign that the economy’s recovery from the pandemic recession may be faltering just as confirmed viral infections are resurging in much of the country.
Thai PM refuses to resign, police crack down on protesters
BANGKOK (AP) — Riot police in Thailand cracked down on thousands of student-led protesters who rallied Friday in the capital in defiance of a strict state of emergency, while the prime minister rejected calls for his resignation.
Thai PM rejects calls to resign, faces renewed protests
BANGKOK (AP) — Thailand's prime minister rejected calls for his resignation Friday, while his government failed to stop student-led protesters from rallying again in the capital in defiance of a strict state of emergency.
The Latest: US testing 3 drugs to tamp down coronavirus
WASHINGTON — U.S. government officials are launching a new study testing three drugs to tamp down an overactive response by the immune system that can cause severe illness or death in people with COVID-19.
Malaysia's Anwar grilled by police over bid to become PM
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim was grilled by police on Thursday over his bid to oust the government, in what he called “political harassment" to thwart his attempt.
China rapidly expands use of experimental COVID-19 vaccines
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — China is rapidly increasing the number of people receiving its experimental coronavirus vaccines, with a city offering one to the general public and a biotech company providing another free to students going abroad.
The Latest: Curfew comes into force in French cities
PARIS — French restaurants, cinemas and theaters are trying to figure out how to survive a new curfew aimed at stemming the flow of record new virus infections.
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Trump, Biden go at it — from a distance — in town halls
Thai PM rejects calls to resign, braces for renewed protest
BANGKOK (AP) — Thailand's prime minister rejected calls for his resignation Friday as his government stepped up efforts to stop student-led protesters from rallying in the capital for a second day in defiance of a strict state of emergency.
Virologist: Milan surge spreading to at-risk populations
MILAN (AP) — Italy has two weeks to stop the rising rate of transmission of coronavirus or it risks “following in the footsteps" of European neighbors where exponential spreads have ushered back harsh restrictions, a virologist on the front lines says.
The Latest: Germany sees 7,000 new infections for first time
BERLIN — Germany has confirmed more than 7,000 new coronavirus infections for the first time, its second consecutive daily record.
George officials looking for new library property
The NCW Libraries system will be sending its bookmobile to George while city officials finalize plans for a temporary location for the library.
Patricia Delores Smart
Patricia (Pat) Smart was born in Veradale, Washington, on March 25, 1929, to Charles David Jenkins and Clara Bell (Barger) Jenkins.
Moses Lake School District officials answer questions about new high school
Site preparation should begin in about a month for the new high school in Moses Lake.
Othello to start on-campus instruction Nov. 3
Some Othello students will begin limited on-campus instruction Nov. 3.
2 charged with endangering queen as Thai protests continue
BANGKOK (AP) — Authorities in Thailand have filed the most severe charges yet in connection with ongoing pro-democracy demonstrations, charging two men under an article of the law covering violence against the queen.
As football opens, Wisconsin's other fall athletes must wait
Wisconsin’s football team is practicing amid a pandemic knowing the start of its season is only a week away. Members of the Badgers’ other fall sports teams have no choice but to be more patient.
'Jagged Little Pill' leads Tony Awards nominations with 15
NEW YORK (AP) — The sobering musical “Jagged Little Pill,” which plumbs Alanis Morissette’s 1995 breakthrough album to tell a story of an American family spiraling out of control, earned a leading 15 Tony Award nominations Thursday, as the Broadway community took the first steps to celebrate a pandemic-shortened season that upended the theater world.
Canadian police identify man who killed girl 36 years ago
TORONTO (AP) — Canadian police announced Thursday that they have identified the person who killed a 9-year-old girl 36 years ago — a slaying for which another man was wrongly convicted in a case that drew national attention.
No. 2 Alabama vs. No. 3 Georgia takes center stage in SEC
Here are things to watch in Week 4 in the Southeastern Conference: