New Jersey man agrees to extradition in daughter’s death case
Arthur Morgan III, accused of killing his 2 year old daughter Tierra Morgan-Glover by leaving her in a creek strapped in a car seat, pleads to return to New Jersey. Morgan waived extradition in San Diego and faces murder, interstate flight and child custody charges with bail set at 10 million dollars. Authorities say his girlfriend Imani Benton faced prior welfare investigations, which the agency will review.
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New Jersey Guard chief to resign over conduct with aide
Maj. Gen. Glenn Rieth the longtime commander of New Jersey's National Guard will retire within weeks after being caught in a compromising position with a female aide who works for him. The case involves a high level official and a closely connected political circle.
Clinton meets Suu Kyi in Yangon lays reform markers
Hillary Clinton dined with Aung San Suu Kyi during her visit to Myanmar. She urged release of political prisoners and warned incentives could be withdrawn if reforms fail. Clinton pressed for end to ethnic violence and severing military ties with North Korea.
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Draghi Signals Possible ECB Action to Tackle Debt Crisis
ECB president Mario Draghi hinted at a bigger but limited role for European intervention after euro area economies tighten fiscal policy. Sarkozy and Merkel planned a Paris meeting to outline treaty-change proposals aimed at preventing a catastrophic breakup of the euro.
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Chavez hosts wide Latin summit to counter U.S. influence
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez launches a two day 33 nation summit drawing participants from Brazil to Jamaica. Critics see it as a forum to resolve regional conflicts and boost development while signaling Latin America may sideline the United States.
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Measles Outbreaks Rise Across Europe Amid Surge
A WHO and CDC report shows more than 26 000 measles cases and nine deaths in Europe by October, with large outbreaks in France Spain Romania Macedonia and Uzbekistan. Officials warn the surge is much larger than in recent years and hospitalizations are rising.
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