Benedict XVI reappoints Vatican hierarchy to show caretaker image
Pope Benedict XVI reaffirmed continuity by renewing the entire Vatican hierarchy chosen by John Paul II while signaling openness. He greeted crowds at the Vatican, planned a journalists’ meeting, an outdoor Mass, and a visit to a church over St. Paul’s tomb, with new Benedict email addresses mirroring John Paul II’s innovations.
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Vatican
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St. Paul
Benedict
John Paul
Ohio police shot man suspected of killing wife in hospital
In Columbus an 78-year-old stroke patient Inge Brown was shot in her Mount Carmel East Hospital bed by her husband Harry Brown who was later killed by police at his home after ignoring警察 warnings to drop his gun. The coroner listed the death as a possible mercy killing and questioned why the hospital delayed reporting the incident.
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Ohio
Inge Brown
Mount Carmel East Hospital
Franklin County
Brad Lewis
Harry
Sherry Mercurio
Browns
Harry Brown
Mercurio
Soldier convicted of murder in deadly grenade attack
Hasan Akbar, 34, a U S Army sergeant, was found guilty by a military jury of premeditated murder and attempted murder for a grenade and rifle assault in Kuwait at the start of the Iraq war. The verdict opens a possible death penalty phase by the same 15 member panel.
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N.C
Kuwait
Hasan Akbar
Akbar
U.S
Iraq
101St Airborne Division
Israel weighs brief delay in Gaza pullout plan
Defense minister Shaul Mofaz urged a short postponement of Israel's Gaza withdrawal. The move, likely to gain cabinet approval, follows talks with Palestinians on pullout coordination. Prime Minister Sharon said the evacuation would still go ahead despite opposition and the delay. Haaretz cited an unnamed official in his office.
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Israel
Gaza Strip
Shaul Mofaz
Ariel Sharon
Haaretz
Sharon
Civilian helicopter shot down near Baghdad kills 11
A Russian-made Mi-8 helicopter north of Baghdad was shot down killing 11 civilians including six American Blackwater bodyguards. The attack, claimed by the Islamic Army in Iraq, marks the first civilian craft downed in Iraq since the 2003 invasion. two Marines died in Ramadi the same day.
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Iraq
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Islamic Army
Blackwater Security Consulting
North Carolina
Ramadi
SkyLink Aviation Inc
SkyLink
Paul Greenaway
Saddam Hussein
Tikrit
Green
Ereli
Erek
Global
DHL
Blackwater
Blackwater Security
Blackwater USA
Hillah
House approves broad energy bill amid Senate hurdle
The House backed a wide energy bill that would open an Alaska wildlife refuge to oil drilling and shield MTBE manufacturers from lawsuits while directing over 12 billion in tax breaks to energy firms. It also prompts a push for ethanol use and higher fuel economy, drawing Democratic opposition and White House reservations. The Senate will craft its own version, aiming for mid May completion, with negotiations to mesh the two bills.
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House
Alaska Wildlife
Senate
White House
Gulf of Mexico
Bush
Samuel Rodman
Joe Barton
Texas
Alaska Refuge
U.S
Nancy Pelosi
California
Energy Task Force
GOP
Abdul denies drug addiction amid tough pain battle
Paula Abdul tells People she is not addicted to pills despite reflex sympathetic dystrophy and 12 operations. She recalls a 25 year fight with pain from a neck injury, car accidents, bulimia, a 1992 emergency plane landing, and paralysis in 1998, with weekly anti inflammatory shots.
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New York
Paula Abdul
Abdul
People Magazine
Castro twin impersonator stirs San Antonio mayoral race
Julian Castro denied deceit as his twin brother appeared in a parade greeting crowds amid a tight San Antonio mayoral race. Opponent Phil Hardberger called the impersonation dishonest, while Castro explained a conflicting commitment and noted their identical appearance.
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Julian Castro
Castro
Associated Press
Appeals Court
Phil Hardberger
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