Gaza settlers strike evacuation deal at Peat Sadeh village
Residents of the small Jewish settlement Peat Sadeh say they will relocate to a village inside Israel, marking the first community to agree to evacuation under Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s Gaza pullout plan. The decision sharpens tensions with hard line leaders opposing the plan.
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Anonymous Denver donor hands out 35000 to Samaritan House residents
A bearded man in a SUV distributed 35000 in $100 bills to about 300 residents at the Samaritan House homeless shelter in downtown Denver on Christmas Eve. He said he once was homeless, declined to ID himself, and claimed to have given funds at a Las Vegas shelter.
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Rebels kidnap at least eight Colombian tourists
FARC fighters abducted eight to ten vacationers at a lakeside spa near San Rafael in Antioquia, northwest of Bogota. Officials said witnesses reported the incident late, and army troops with police and helicopters are inspecting the mountains for the missing tourists.
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Yushchenko Declares Victory in Ukraine Presidential Race
Viktor Yushchenko told thousands in Kiev that Ukraine has entered a new era after a hard fought campaign ending with a Supreme Court rematch. With about 60 percent of precincts reported, he led Yanukovych 56.04 to 40.12 percent as supporters celebrated in Independence Square.
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Iraqi general rejects Bush critique of Iraqi troops
Iraq's top General Babaker B. Shawkat Zebari told AP that Bush was misinformed about Iraqi forces. He asserted no Iraqi soldier deserted in combat and noted training recruits quit after learning they would be posted to Fallujah. A Mosul base bombing killed 22 and was claimed by Ansar al Sunna Army.
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Actors weigh in on roles and the toll of fame
Louise Lombard discusses scenes on CSI and the grim tasks of crime scenes. Sarah Steele, 16, details weight gain for Spanglish and wearing a fat suit. Barret Robbins, ex Raiders center, arrested for battery and disorderly conduct after a barred entry incident.
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Say What Michael Moore Alert Sparks Employee Warnings
A cluster of drug firms notify staff to watch for a scruffy man in a baseball cap as Michael Moore targets health care industry topics in new documentaries. Pfizer Wyeth AstraZeneca GlaxoSmithKline issued Moore alerts amid his critical filmography. In Barcelona Europe unveils a smart house showcasing automated cleaning weather responsive systems and energy saving tech.
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