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Taps in New Orleans briefly went dry Sunday after a boiler’s heating flame went out of control in the immense steam generator that powers pumps for the city’s water treatment plant. Kellie Pickler drummer among injured in Ky. crash Kellie Pickler drummer among injured in Ky. crash The drummer for country music star Kellie Pickler was in serious condition Sunday as one of five people hospitalized in two crashes that happened within minutes at the same spot on Interstate 65 in central Kentucky… The drummer for country music star Kellie Pickler was in serious condition Sunday as one of five people hospitalized in two crashes that happened within minutes at the same spot on Interstate 65 in central Kentucky and… ‘Giant Slayer’ scares up ho-hum $28 million debut ‘Giant Slayer’ scares up ho-hum $28 million debut It wasn’t exactly a mighty victory, but “Jack the Giant Slayer” won the weekend at the box office. 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Everett Koop, anti-smoking surgeon general who spoke frankly on AIDS, dies in NH at 96 C. Everett Koop, anti-smoking surgeon general who spoke frankly on AIDS, dies in NH at 96 Jobless, cities could be first to feel budget pain Jobless, cities could be first to feel budget pain Jobless, local governments could be among the first to feel the pain of federal budget cuts Jobless, local governments could be among the first to feel the pain of federal budget cuts Jindal: Administration has “insatiable appetite” for new revenues Jindal: Administration has “insatiable appetite” for new revenues Jindal: Obama administration has “insatiable appetite” for new revenues Jindal: Obama administration has “insatiable appetite” for new revenues Jobless, cities could be first to feel budget pain Jobless, cities could be first to feel budget pain Jobless, local governments could be among the first to feel the pain of federal budget cuts Jobless, local governments could be among the first to feel the pain of federal budget cuts THE RESET: Obama counts down to gov’t budget cuts THE RESET: Obama counts down to gov’t budget cuts THE RESET: Obama gives daily countdown to Friday budget crisis that so far seems unavoidable THE RESET: Obama gives daily countdown to Friday budget crisis that so far seems unavoidable Kerry welcomed at Downing Street for first trip abroad Kerry welcomed at Downing Street for first trip abroad Kerry welcomed at Downing Street for first trip abroad as new state secretary. Kerry welcomed at Downing Street for first trip abroad as new state secretary. By DIAA HADID Associated Press

JERUSALEM (AP) – A 40-year-old Palestinian man has died in Palestinian custody in the West Bank and authorities there have launched an investigation.

Human rights groups have complained of mistreatment of detainees in Palestinian lockups.

Ayman Abu-Sufian’s family says he suffered from high blood pressure and diabetes. He died on Friday, two days after being detained on assault charges.

An official said Saturday that the Palestinian attorney general has launched an investigation. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to media.

Last week, a Palestinian detainee died in custody in Israel. Palestinian officials alleged that detainee was tortured, while Israel denied mistreatment and said more tests are needed to determine the cause of death.

The death of the 30-year-old man sparked protests in the West Bank.

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