Gingrich delivers Liberty University address after Falwell death
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich keynote at Liberty University graduation in Lynchburg Virginia. He urges graduates to oppose radical secularism with Christian values, quoting Bible verses as about 17 000 attendees honor Jerry Falwell four days after his death.
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Liberty University
Lynchburg
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Mom makes son pick up trash for fighting
In Grand Rapids Michigan a 15 year old boy, Travis Griffin, was suspended from Creston High after headlocking a teacher. His mother Veronica Griffin made him wear a sign stating the humiliation and forced him to pick up litter on a city street.
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Cuomo attacks college financial aid code of conduct
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo criticizes a proposed code of conduct for college financial aid officials as inadequate and not enough to curb abuses in the student loan industry. His office has investigated the industry for months and urged adoption of his plan with similar rules already in place at several universities and loan companies.
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Gunmen begin leaving positions as Gaza truce holds
In Gaza City gunmen from Hamas and Fatah climbed down from positions and began exiting base camps as a week of factional fighting shows signs of ending under a Palestinian truce. Israeli airstrikes against Hamas targets continued with no major ground invasion announced.
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Fatah Movement
G eight finance officials push aid and debt relief for Africa
G eight finance ministers urged more aid debt relief and responsible lending to Africa vowing not to forget pledges. They called for improved financial oversight and named Africa a focus for the upcoming Heiligendamm summit with leaders from Germany Italy Britain Japan Canada Russia the US and France.
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Canada
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France
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Gordon Brown
Minster
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Treasury
Robert Kimmitt
Henry Paulson
Baltic Sea
Journalists resign from Russian agency over pro Kremlin management
Eight correspondents quit or resigned from the Russian News Service to protest a new policy requiring half of coverage to present the government in a positive light. They cite growing state control as Russia heads into parliamentary and presidential elections.
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TTV
Chechnya
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Svestia
Artyom Khan
Associated Press
Russian News ‘Service
Russian Radio
Bomb blast wounds German troops in Kunduz market
In Kunduz Afghanistan a passing bomber detonated near German soldiers as they shopped in a crowded market. Three Germans were killed and seven others hurt, with civilians also killed and many injured. A Taliban claim followed, via Zabiullah Mujahid, naming a bomber.
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Afghanistan
Kunduz
Ayub Salangi
Carter labels Britain’s Iraq support a major tragedy
Former president Jimmy Carter criticized Tony Blair’s unwavering support for President Bush, calling it abominable and blind. He said Britain’s backing of the Iraq policies has been a major tragedy for the world as Blair visits Baghdad on his last trip as prime minister before stepping down June 27.
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