Attacks in Karbala Kill Iraqi Police and Wound Civilians
Coordinated rebel strikes across Karbala kill six Iraqi police and a nearby Iraqi woman, with 135 civilians and officers wounded. U.S. and Polish led forces tighten security as Mosul and Baghdad face further insurgent bombings and attacks.
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Lois Williamson Bellm and her daughters Alison and Andrea perform together at a Christmas Eve service in the Midwest. Andrea began training at 15 and embraced Suzuki method teaching, while Alison shifted from performance to teaching. The family stores and instruments link past and future generations as they share music experiences and recitals.
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Bush faces high stakes as Iraq war ends debated
The article notes public support for Bush on major combat ending but rising Iraqi death toll weakens image. It cites tax cuts as a factor in a fragile economy with 2.4 million fewer jobs since March 2001 and a weakening dollar affecting imports and inflation risks. Republicans claim strength on security.
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