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Cratered Summit of Mount St. Helens Draws Streams Of Hikers
By LARRY BINGHAM

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Kurt Gunter and his sons, Jon, 16, and Tim, 19, peer into the crater of Mount St. Helens. They are from Chicago and planned a visit around the climb. (Photo by Jamie Francis)
c.2008 Newhouse News Service

ATOP MOUNT ST. HELENS, Wash. — Like a steady stream of ants trekking up a very steep mound, they kept coming. One right after the other throughout the day, all bound for glory.

Thirty-six registered from Washington state, 23 from Oregon. Eight came from Michigan, eight from Minnesota, six from North Carolina, four from British Columbia, four from California, three from Illinois, three from Colorado, two from Utah and one each from Arizona, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. One other came all the way from Austria.

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The Express-Times is based in Easton, Pa., and publishes three zoned editions in two states. Serving Pennsylvania and New Jersey since 1855, The Express merged with the Bethlehem Globe Times in 1991.
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Ron Marsico has covered homeland security issues, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan for The Star-Ledger since January, 2002.
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Worn down by violence, determined residents fight to save city
CLEVELAND — It's a sunny spring afternoon, and the only people on the new playground at Kerruish Park near Cleveland's Lee-Miles neighborhood are city workers, scrubbing away graffiti.

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