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WHITEHAVEN, England — Derrick Bird killed his twin brother and the family lawyer, then traveled the roads he had worked as a taxi driver, shooting people – apparently aiming for their faces – killing 12 in all and wounding nearly a dozen before committing suicide.
Derrick Bird Killing Spree: UK Cabbie Shot Twin Brother, Aimed For Faces 2010
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WHITEHAVEN, a market-town and seaport, in Cumberland, near the cliffs called
Rides on Railways Samuel Sidney 1848
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Whitehaven and Aston merger creates $5.1b coal giant WHITEHAVEN has moved to cash in on the coal bonanza, acquiring mining magnate Nathan Tinkler's Aston Resources to form Australia's biggest coal company with a $5 billion market value.
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A WHITEHAVEN businessman is warning other businesses to be on their guard after someone phoned him trying to gain access to his computer.
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A WHITEHAVEN businessman is warning other businesses to be on their guard after someone phoned him trying to gain access to his computer.
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A WHITEHAVEN man appeared in court yesterday in connection with the death of Kells rugby player Ashley McDonald, 21.
News round-up 2010
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WHITEHAVEN will not be dreaming of their massive Carnegie Challenge Cup clash with Wigan ahead of their tough Bank Holiday Monday assignment against Leigh, reckons boss Ged Stokes.
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A WHITEHAVEN businessman is warning other businesses to be on their guard after someone phoned him trying to gain access to his computer.
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A WHITEHAVEN businessman is warning other businesses to be on their guard after someone phoned him trying to gain access to his computer.
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A WHITEHAVEN businessman is warning other businesses to be on their guard after someone phoned him trying to gain access to his computer.
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