Outdoor pen death prompts prison reform debate
Marcia Powell, 48, died after four hours in an outdoor holding pen at an Arizona prison where she was kept in searing heat. The incident sparked a criminal investigation and drew protests from inmate rights advocates calling the practice barbaric. Nearby, bobcat fur exports to Russia and China surged as prices rose to about 550 dollars per hide, with U.S. exports tripling in five years to 49,700 in 2006. Wildlife advocates warn of potential over trapping as bobcat populations remain unclearly known.
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Iran braced as rivals claim victory in heated election
IRNA cited President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad winning re election while reformist Mir Hossein Mousavi also declared victory at a late press conference before official results. Turnout was high as Iranians queued in Tehran and across the country amid intense campaigning and tensions.
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U N sanctions North Korea over second nuclear test
United Nations Security Council imposed new sanctions on North Korea after its second underground nuclear test. The measure expands an arms embargo, authorizes ship searches, and bars arms exports while urging financing restrictions, with Russia and China backing the resolution.
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FriDay Market In Review Standards
Market in Review outlines standards for financial reporting and analysis. It references SEC engagement and recent activity, noting a 50 percent within the past year benchmark and mentions bankruptcy considerations and related asset tables.
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Death by own action bomber targets moderate Pakistani cleric in Lahore
A suicide bomber attacked the seminary office of a popular anti-Taliban cleric in Lahore after Friday prayers, killing several and signaling a targeted assassination of a leader who opposed militancy. Similar violence echoed in a separate Baghdad mosque attack, where Harith al Obaidi was killed.
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