New York City trash plan pits equity against curbside waste
New York faces a battle at City Hall over Bloomberg's plan to move trash by barge and shift transfer stations from low income neighborhoods. Critics call it environmental racism while supporters say it cuts citywide waste and reduces street clutter. Biden signals a 2008 presidential run timeline, weighing support and fundraising prospects.
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Rice says North Korea fears nuclear talks
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Fox News Sunday in Jerusalem said North Korea dreads resuming six party talks because of a clash over dismantling its nuclear program. She cited Pyongyang's excuses and noted Kim Jong Il signaled possible reentry if the United States treats North Korea as a partner.
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U S airstrikes kill up to twenty rebels in Afghanistan
In southern Afghanistan, U S forces pounded suspected Taliban positions with airstrikes, initial estimates placing 15 to 20 militants dead along a mountain footpath near Gereshk in Helmand. No Americans were injured amid ongoing clashes as elections approach.
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De Niro reacts at exhibit of his father’s art in Roubaix
Robert De Niro Sr. 56 painting European retrospective opens at La Piscine Museum Roubaix drawing hundreds. De Niro tears up saying he is sad his father is not there as critic Valero Bertand praises the painter’s color and love.
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Iran runoff front-runner forgives hard line charge rallying moderates
The Tehran front-runner in Iran's presidential runoff warned his hard line opponent could lead a totalitarian regime amid votes’ suspicions of Revolutionary Guard meddling. Rafsanjani led initial balloting with 21 percent as seven candidates contended for the presidency.
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Robber tackled by students at Shreveport beauty college
A gunman robbed Blalock's Beauty College students in Shreveport. Dianne Mitchell tripped him as he fled, Abram Bishop pinned him, and students armed with curling irons and a table leg helped subdue the suspect Jared Gipson, 24, was charged with armed robbery and to be booked after hospital release. The gun was loaded later deemed not loaded.
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