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Tuesday, October 04, 2005
Local Briefing: 7 Quick Stories Flu shots for high-risk people first. Officials want two phases. More. ... NJ has mailed 1.1 million property-tax rebate checks to homeowners. More. ... The state has also lured back another discount car insurer: Progressive. More. ... Philadelphia names Earthlink as finalist to fulfill citywide WiFi plan. More. ... Both missing Moorestown women have been found. The cousins ran out of gas Friday on a trip to New York. Almeda Brooks (far right), 85, was found still waiting in the car under a bridge. Louise Marshall (also pictured), 68, was found wandering the streets with a head wound. More. ... Lawyers for four boys allegedly starved by their adoptive parents have signed on to a $12.5 million settlement with New Jersey. More. ... West Catholic High School has renamed its $100,000 Giliberti scholarship fund, after the school's onetime chaplain was named in the recent grand jury report. More.
