Missing Montana teacher Sherry Arnold search continues
Authorities resumed the hunt for Sherry Arnold, a 43 year old Sidney math teacher who disappeared after a pre dawn run. The only public clue is a running shoe found beside a ditch along her route. FBI and local investigators weigh abduction while canvassing areas again and considering door to door searches.
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Unlicensed Pa abortion doctor set for scrips plea
Steven Massef an unlicensed doctor from Pittsburgh faces a February 8 federal court plea for illegally prescribing oxycodone using clinic owner Kermit Gosnell's registration. He has already pleaded guilty to two counts of third degree murder tied to babies born alive at the Philadelphia clinic and awaits sentencing. Massof, a foreign medical graduate, worked for Gosnell among ten charged employees.
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Iran leader visits Nicaragua in Latin America tour
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad arrives in Managua to inaugurate Daniel Ortega's new term and strengthen ties with Nicaragua. He calls Ortega a brother president and aligns with Hugo Chavez against U.S. sanctions, amid broader Latin American diplomacy and joint industrial cooperation talks.
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Carter lauds Egypt elections as will of the people
Former President Jimmy Carter said Egypt's parliamentary vote reflects the people's will. The Carter Center reports 40 observers and notes Islamist groups winning about 60 percent overall. He criticized past rigging under Mubarak and endorsed the ballots as freest in decades.
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Peru replaces drug czar who downplayed coca fight
Peru changes drug czar after five months as Ricardo Soberon resigns related to his stance on coca eradication. He had suspended manual coca eradication, drawing U S and cabinet objections, and urged focusing on prosecution and seizures rather to penalizing coca farmers.
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