World briefs from Pakistan and US on border clash fallout
Reports from Peshawar and Washington describe a border clash near Pakistan that led to a US airstrike after a US soldier was shot by a rogue Pakistani guard. Pakistani and US officials downplayed the incident, while a separate State Department notice accuses Hughes Electronics and Boeing Satellite Systems of illegally aiding China, risking export-controls penalties.
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Phish Returns From Hiatus With New Year Madison Show
Phish ends a two year break with a high energy New Year's Eve performance at Madison Square Garden drawing a sold out crowd with many fans paying over 1000 dollars. Tom Hanks joined on stage as dancers in stilts moved through the venue and fake snow and balloons fell from the rafters. The Vermont group rose to prominence in the 1980s and became a top grossing concert act by the mid 1990s despite limited radio play.
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Frist Helps At Scene Of Florida Highway Crash
U S Senator Bill Frist rushed to aid victims after a rollover on a Florida highway injuring six people and killing an 11 year old girl. He assisted paramedics and off duty firefighters as survivors were stabilized for transport to hospitals in serious and fair condition.
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