Detroit Papers Plan Drastic Cut to Home Delivery
Detroit's two major dailies will reduce home delivery to three days weekly, print smaller editions on other days, and urge readers to switch to online news. The move mirrors a national trend as print circulation declines amid rising internet access.
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UN authorizes land and air action against Somali pirates
The U N Security Council voted unanimously to allow nations to strike pirate bases on Somalia with land and air operations. Condoleezza Rice backed the resolution saying pirates are extending attacks beyond naval patrols in the Gulf of Aden. The measure includes use of Somali airspace and could broaden U S military actions in Somalia. Somalia's foreign minister welcomed the move as pirates threaten global shipping lanes between Asia and the Suez.
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Second suspect arrested in deadly Ore. bank bombing
Bruce Turnidge a 57 year old father was arrested on bomb making conspiracy charges the Marion County DA said. His son Joshua Turnidge 32 faces aggravated murder charges in the Woodburn West Coast Bank explosion that killed two officers.
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New party COPE launched in South Africa challenge to ANC
BLOEMFONTEIN AP reports a splinter group of prominent ANC politicians formed the Congress of the People COPE in Bloemfontein marking the first major challenge to the ANC since it rose to power nearly 15 years ago. The founders include former ANC officials not as high profile as Jacob Zuma or Nelson Mandela. The new party is not expected to defeat the ANC in next year’s elections.
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Detainees From Guantanamo Released in Bosnia
Three Guantanamo prisoners were flown to Bosnia and released to their families after a U.S. federal judge ordered their transfer. Algerian-born Boudella al Hajj Mustafa Ait Idr and Mohammed Necle were freed as authorities said the government’s case to detain them was not strong enough.
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