Kyle O'Donnell, Cronkite News Service//October 2, 2013//

Luke Air Force Base in Glendale furloughed more than 400 civilian employees Tuesday, its commander said. (Cronkite News Service Photo by Kyle O’Donnell) At least 2,000...

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