World roundup spans Israeli raids and global polling
Israeli warplanes hit suspected guerrilla bases in southern Lebanon near Al-Rafih mountain amid anonymous security briefings. In Nigeria, voters cast ballots amid hopes for democratic change with Obasanjo and Olu Falae prominent. Seoul sees mass protests as workers oppose industry restructuring. Ambon endures deadly sectarian violence and Indonesian cities report unrest. British balloonists claim endurance record after 233 hours aloft, over Mumbai.
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Lebanon
Al-Rafih
Hezbollah
Jerusalem
Lagos
Nigeria
Felecia Ojile
Olu Falae
Ojile
All People’s Party
APP
Alliance For Democracy
London
Colin Prescot
Andy Elson
Spain
Bombay
India
Searchers Hope For 9-Year-Old Missing In Snowstorm
In Mukiun Massachusetts volunteers and state police search a 1.5 mile radius around Corey Anderson's home for the 9-year-old who disappeared during a snowstorm while looking for his dog Jasmine. Over 200 people, a heat seeking helicopter, and local parents remain hopeful a sheltered location will yield a rescue.
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Mukiun
Mass
Robert Bird
Boston
Corey Anderson
Corey
Sorey
Jasmine
Joan Romero
U S China ties sour after high hopes fade
Eight months after Clinton touted a strategic partnership experts call current relations a valley of disappointment. Madeleine Albright to visit Beijing to mend ties as US reports may spook trade and high tech exports, complicating comprehensive engagement.
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Beijing
Clinton
China
Madeleine Albright
United States
Oil spill shuts 21 mile Mississippi River stretch
Coast Guard closes a 21 mile Mississippi River segment after a gasoline tanker loses power and strikes boats, docks, and barges. No injuries reported. 25,000 metric tons carried remain aboard. Booms set to protect downriver water intakes amid unclear oil spill quantity.
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Mississippi
Violet
Coast Guard
Mississippi River
Hyde Park
Ford 2000 Excursion sparks debate in DraxwaRN
Ford Motor Co defends its nine passenger Excursion SUV as among the safest and cleanest. The nearly 19 foot long vehicle, largest SUV on the market, draws fire from environmental groups including Dan Becker of the Sierra Club who calls it the most polluting truck on the road.
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Draxwarn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Omy
Detroit
Dan Becker
The
Sierra Club
Spacey shifts gears toward lighter roles in Paper spread
Kevin Spacey says he is moving from dark, brooding parts after Seven and The Usual Suspects toward a new phase. He cites American Beauty with Annette Bening as upcoming work. In separate news, Ronald Perelman gains custody of his 4-year-old daughter Caleigh, alleging his ex wife Patricia Duff violated Jewish traditions amid their divorce and custody dispute.
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Spacey
New York
Kevin Spacey
Paper Magazine
Moody Creeps
Hurlyburly
Annette Bening
Aire
Ronald Perelman
Patricia Duff
Caleigh
Perelman
Duff
Purim
Passover
Advance payment rates for Aiken Standard PBM subscription
The notice lists subscription prices for mail delivery with amounts of 17.80 per won, 53.40 for three months, 106.00 for six months, and 213.00 per year, noting advance payments may be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscrip Hon.
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Aiken Standard
PBM
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