Three at Greenbriar Mall shot during attempted robbery
Police search for three young suspects after a 5:15 p.m. shooting at Greenbriar Mall in Atlanta. A security guard was among the wounded. two others in stable condition as the mall remained partially closed and Macy’s stayed open.
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Clinton Edwards set fundraising records in first quarter
Clinton raised 26 million in new contributions for the quarter while Edwards collected over 14 million since the start of the year. Clinton did not disclose how much was primaries versus general election ready, hindering edge assessment. Edwards said about 1 million of his total could be used only in the general election if he wins the nomination.
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McCain backs U S Iraqi security crackdown in Baghdad
McCain says the U S Iraqi security push in Baghdad is improving while noting a cautious outlook. The U S military reports six soldiers killed in roadside bombs southwest of Baghdad and Britain confirms a soldier killed in southern Iraq. The delegation toured Baghdad’s crowded market under heavy guard as Gen. David Petraeus accompanied them.
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Iran airs video of seized British sailors amid embassy protests
Iran state TV broadcast new footage showing two of the 15 captured Royal Navy crew members pointing to a map of the Persian Gulf location where they were seized inside Iranian territorial waters. Britain condemned the broadcast as unacceptable amid clashes outside the British Embassy as about 200 Iranians protested with rocks and firecrackers.
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Pediatrics academy urges smaller pills HIV meds for children
The American Academy of Pediatrics calls for child friendly HIV drugs including smaller pills and three in one tablets to improve care in developing regions. Experts note high child mortality in parts of Africa and contrast U S outcomes with better access to treatment.
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Olmert invites Arab leaders to regional peace conference
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert proposed a regional peace conference inviting Arab heads of state including the Saudi king to discuss resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict. He met with EU President Angela Merkel as U S and other efforts push negotiations.
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South Korea and United States Seek Breakthrough Trade Pact
South Korea and the United States pressed ahead with talks in Seoul to salvage a free trade agreement after eight days of grueling discussions. Aimed at tariff cuts and reduced trade barriers, the deal would be the largest for Washington since 1993 and South Korea’s biggest ever. Protesters gathered nearby denouncing the talks as presidents Roh Moo-hyun faced scrutiny.
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Avalanches Kill Dozens in Northwest Pakistan Villages
Avalanches struck two villages in Chitral Pakistan killing at least 29 people and leaving 14 missing as heavy rains and six feet of snow blocked roads and air access. Authorities planned air delivery of aid while helicopters faced delays.
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