Georgia hiking case shifts from rescue to recovery
GBI special agents and Union County investigators said they believe Meredith Emerson is dead and charged Gary Michael Hilton with kidnapping with bodily injury. The warrant follows evidence found in multiple locations as the search moves from rescue to recovery in the Chattahoochee National Forest.
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Atlanta
Georgia Woods
Union County Superior Court
David Barrett
Gary Michael Hilton
Meredith Emerson
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
John Bankhead
Hilton
Bankhead
Chattahoochee National Fores
DNA on chicken bones helps convict Kansas City burglar
Kansas City police linked a 2006 Gladstone burglary to John Wyatt Weaver by DNA found on six chewed chicken bones at the scene. Weaver, already jailed at Lansing Correctional Facility, faces two burglary counts and one firearm theft count.
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Kansas City
Kansas
John Wyatt Weaver
Weaver
Lansing
Tme
Gladstone
White
Disney World bans kids from fancy restaurant
Orlando AP report says Victoria & Albert's in Disney's Grand Floridian Resort will no longer admit children under 10. The AAA five diamond restaurant targets an adult dining experience with dress code and a seven course menu starting at 125 dollars per person.
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Sona
Victoria & Alberts
Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
Victoria & Albers
Walt Disney World
Israel Perez
Victoria & Albert's
Rosemary Rose
Disney
Levee breaks flood Fernley as West storms batter coast
In Fernley Nevada a Truckee Canal levee rupture sent a two foot high wall of water into homes flooding hundreds and stranding up to 3 500 residents. Evacuations and rescues by boat and helicopter followed as crews diverted river flow and assessed extensive property damage amid ongoing storms.
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Nevada
West Coast
Fernley
Nev
California
West
Oregon
Washington
Reno
Eric Comett
Mary Lyon County
Scott Huntley
Farm District Road
Zip Upham
Navy Training
Truckee
Ernie Schank
Trucks Carson
Iraqi soldier accused of killing two US service members
An Iraqi soldier is accused of fatally shooting two decorated American service members during a joint patrol in Mosul. The attacker, a Sunni from al Qayara, may have links to militants, with three others wounded. Capt. Rowdy J. Inman and Sgt. Benjamin B. Portell were named victims.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U.S
Mosul
Mutaa Habib Jassim al-Khazrachi
Nour al-Din Hussein
al-Qayara
al-Qaida
Rowdy J. Inman
Panorama Village
Texas
Benjamin B. Portell
Bakersfield
Calif
3Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
Saakashvili Poised To Win Georgian Presidential Election
Exit polls place Mikhail Saakashvili at about 53.8 percent with a margin of error of 3 points threatening an outright victory. Levan Gachechiladze trails at 28.3 percent as protests erupt and accusations of rigging surface. OSCE monitors say no evidence of vote theft appears at closing.
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Saakashvili
Tbilisi
Georgia
Mikhail Saakashvili
Saakashvil
Levan Gachechiladze
West
OSCE
U.S
Alice Hastings
Bhutto Widow's Husband Demands International Inquiry
Asif Ali Zardari, husband of Benazir Bhutto, accuses Pakistan's ruling regime of involvement in his wife's killing. He pressed for independent international probes as calls for outside oversight intensify after Bhutto's December 27 death from a bombing and blast.
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Asif Ali Zardari
Slai
Pakistan
Benazir Bhutto
Nandero
Larkana
Islamabad
Bhutto
Washington Post
Fox
Hen Hou
Ina
Israeli troops withdraw from Nablus after four day sweep
Israeli forces finish a four day operation in Nablus wound several suspects and survey damage as residents resume daily life. In Gaza, militants fire 26 mortar shells and seven rockets at Israel with the Popular Resistance Committees claiming responsibility. A Hamas police officer dies in an Israeli strike and three others are critically wounded in northern Gaza per the Gaza health ministry.
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Nablus
West Bank
Jason
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Israel
Popular Resistance Committees
Hamas
Moaiya Hassanain
Kibaki Signals Power-Sharing as Kenya Crisis Eases
President Mwai Kibaki told the top U.S. Africa diplomat he was willing to share power and the opposition pulled back from resignation demands. Violence in Nairobi appeared to ease for the first time since the December 27 vote, amid ethnic tensions and a flawed election that sparked a national crisis.
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Sairobi
Kenya
Mwai Kibaki
U.S
Africa
Kibaki
Raila Odinga
East Africa
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Disney World
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Maureen Tabata Sai
Tabata
Travis Bennett
Craig Arnett
Fort Hood, Texas
Inman
Portell
George Morris
Co. B. 2
Ubaydi
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