Yahoo faces choice after Microsoft bid demands
Yahoo boards weigh a sale to Microsoft or other options that may invite a stronger foe like Google. Analysts say a Microsoft rejection could push Yahoo toward a Google advertising deal to gain antitrust clearance while keeping independence as a possible outcome.
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Former Canton officer Bobby Cutts Jr in murder case
ANTON Ohio AP reported a former Canton patrolman told jurors he knew where the body of Jessie Marie Davis lay but did not kill her. Prosecutors contend Cutts strangled Davis, dumped her body, and lied to police as a massive search unfolded for the pregnant woman and their child. Their 2 1/2 year old son Blake provided early clues with the line Mom imy's in the rug.
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Bush's Record $3.1 Trillion Budget Faces Big Deficit
President Bush unveils a 3.1 trillion dollar budget for 2009 that projects a 410 billion dollar deficit and a 407 billion dollar shortfall in 2009, citing slumping revenues and ongoing war costs. The plan includes cuts to Medicare and other domestic programs while defense gains an 8 percent boost. Democrats question the math and long term viability with Bush leaving office.
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Study finds healthy long lifespans cost more to treat
A Dutch study argues that preventing obesity and smoking may not save government health costs. Modeling 1000 people in three groups, researchers found healthy non smokers live longer and incur higher lifetime medical costs, while obese and smoker groups die earlier and incur less total care.
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Colombians worldwide protest FARC kidnappings urged release
Colombians in 168 cities worldwide staged anti guerrilla marches wearing white T shirts to demand FARC end kidnappings and free hostages. The Facebook organized action drew more than 100000 participants in cities across Colombia and capitals in Latin America and beyond including Spain Sweden Hungary France Italy India and Miami.
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Dimona bombing raises fears of border breach
A Palestinian bomber detonated a device in Dimona near Israel's nuclear site, killing one Israeli woman and wounding 11 before police killed a second attacker. The attack heightened fears militants could exploit the Egypt border to slip into Israel, as Gaza gunmen celebrated the strike.
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