novels in three lines

LIFE

2 teenagers arrested in killing of 16-year-old. Two of them get a life in prison and the other goes to the after life. (Seattle Times, 11/8/2008)

BOMB

Belonging to a retired Deputy John Decker, Quincy, a black Labrador, a renowned bomb dog, graduates and gets certified by the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) then he departed. (Seattle Times, 11/8/2008)

River Rage

Dozens of emergency workers jammed the usually quiet two-lane road, two missing boys are presumed dead, “We’re grateful to have the kids we still got, and we just want our baby out of the water.” (Seattle Times, 11/8/2008)

Ups and Downs

More bad news sends Wall Street reeling, jobless rate grows to 12 year high, Barbie maker to cut 1,200 positions and Fidelity to cut 1,300 jobs this month. However, premium services boost DirecTV and profits increase for Adidas. (Herald, 11/7/2008)

REMAINS

It took 44 years, but military officials have finally found the remains of a member of the Army Air Corps whose bomber went down over Hungary during WWII. The remains will take more time to be specifically identified, and a few more years to be able to take back home to US soil. (Herald, 11/7/2008)