Jury rejects flight attendant claim against Victoria Osteen
A Houston jury found the wife of televangelist Joel Osteen did not assault Continental Airlines flight attendant Sharon Brown aboard a December 2005 flight. Brown sought at least 405000 for physical and mental pain. Victoria and Joel Osteen denied the incident.
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Gunman’s home yields weapons and will after shooting
Court documents show 14 guns antide pressants and a last will and testament in Timothy Dale Johnson’s home near Searcy. A Post-it with Bill Gwatney’s name and phone number was found. police say no known relationship between Johnson and Gwatney, who led the state Democratic Party and was killed after Johnson opened fire and fled in a 30 minute chase.
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Georgia president claims Russian tanks approach Kutaisi
President Mikhail Saakashvili told reporters that a column of Russian tanks and vehicles was moving toward Kutaisi and that Moscow already controls a third of Georgian territory. He urged international help as tensions rise amid the August war and Russian searches for abandoned Georgian equipment.
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Global rise of ocean dead zones threatens marine life
Scientists Robert Diaz and Rutger Rosenberg warn in Science that more than 400 dead zones now exist worldwide, a figure doubling UN estimates. Pollution from fertilizer runoff, sewage, and fossil fuels fuels low oxygen areas, risking crabs, shrimp, and fish unless nutrient management improves.
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Self-Destructing Bomber Attacks Pilgrims Near Baghdad
A female suicide bomber struck Shiite pilgrims south of Baghdad killing at least 26 and wounding many as travelers headed to Karbala for a major religious festival. Witnesses described flames, charred bodies, and burnt prayer rugs at the roadside rest spot in Iskandariyah.
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Zimbabwe opposition leader blocked at Harare airport
Zimbabwe's Morgan Tsvangirai and two Move ment for Democratic Change aides had passports seized briefly while trying to fly to South Africa for a regional summit. Officials returned the passports, and the group proceeded to attend the Southern African Development Community summit despite the early disruption.
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