Schwarzenegger vows to fight gay marriage ban if on ballot
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger told Log Cabin Republicans in San Diego he would oppose a statewide ban on gay marriage if it qualifies for the November ballot. He noted he had vetoed similar bills before and did not explain what prompted a shift, calling the effort a waste of time. The Dalai Lama spoke at a compassion conference in Seattle.
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Dalai Lama Opens Seeds of Compassion Event
In Seattle the Dalai Lama appeared at a five day Seeds of Compassion conference focusing on human emotion not Tibet. Organizers describe the gathering as nonpolitical but co founder Dan Kranzler hinted at Tibet saying the world knows the truth.
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Suspect captured in pregnant Marine murder shocks villagers
A bearded 21 year old U S Marine, Cesar Laurean, was arrested in San Juan de la Vina Michoacan on Thursday ending a three month manhunt for first degree murder in the death of Lance Cpl Maria Lauterbach 20. Lauterbach had previously accused Laurean of rape and her burned remains were found in January near Camp Lejeune North Carolina. FBI agents were present at the arrest but their role was not disclosed.
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Key aide to Muqtada al Sadr shot dead in Baghdad
Gunmen assassinated Riyadh al-Nouri, director of al Sadr's Najaf office, near his home after prayers. The killing heightens a power struggle that has sparked clashes between al Sadr supporters and the U.S backed Iraqi government as the Mahdi Army faces pressure in Baghdad.
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Cuba Legalizes Private Titles To State Owned Homes
Thousands of Cubans will be allowed to obtain title to state owned housing under new regulations published in Havana. The decree, the first formal policy since Raul Castro took office, permits tenants leaving state posts to keep their homes, pass them to children or relatives, and marks potential broader reforms alongside wage changes.
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Olympic flame passes through Buenos Aires in peaceful relay
The Olympic flame traveled through Buenos Aires as thousands cheered. Runners along the route were surrounded by security, confetti filled the air, and many banks and government offices granted a half-day holiday for the Latin American stop on its five continent journey to the Beijing Games.
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