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	Murder Victims' Families Urge Clemency The families of murder victims’ want the Friday's execution of Marco Allen Chapman halted.
	Power For Kentucky Nuclear power plants might some day be back on Kentucky's agenda.
	Update: 27 Horses Die In Blaze HENDERSON, Ky. (AP) - Fire swept through a barn at a former race track Thursday, killing 27 horses. Video
	Bush To Visit Fort Campbell The White House has announced that President George W. Bush will be visiting Fort Campbell next week before the Thanksgiving holiday.
	VA Employee, 13 Others Charged In Fraud Scheme A Veterans Administration employee and 13 other people have been charged with conspiring to steal nearly $2 million in disability claims.
	Court Denies Appeal In Death Case Decision means the execution of confessed child killer Marco Allen Chapman remains scheduled for Friday. Video
	Settlement Aids Tobacco Farmers Tobacco settlement helped more than 50,000 current and former Kentucky tobacco farmers, a study finds.
	Death Case Appeal May Be Heard Appeal could halt Friday's scheduled execution of confessed child killer Marco Allen Chapman.
	VA Employee, 13 Others Charged In Fraud Scheme A Veterans Administration employee and 13 others have been charged with conspiring to steal nearly $2 million in disability claims.
	Some Fort Campbell Soldiers Head To Afghanistan As several thousand soldiers return home, one Fort Campbell unit is on its way to Afghanistan.