Breakaway Dioceses Align With Southern Cone
In a clergy dispute over Bible and gay relations the Diocese of Quincy Illinois votes to split from the Episcopal Church joining the Anglican Province of the Southern Cone along with San Joaquin and Pittsburgh already leaving. Fort Worth will vote next weekend. Police in St Johns Arizona probe possible abuse in an 8 year old charged with two counts of premeditated murder in the killings of his father Vincent Romero and Timothy Romans.
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Episcopal Church
Quincy
San Joaquin
Fresno
Calif
Pittsburgh
Fort Worth
Texas
Southern Cone
Argentina
ST. Johns, Ariz
Arizona
Roy Melnick
Vincent Romero
Timothy Romans
San Carlos
Congo Cease-fire Strain as U N Reports War Crimes
U N envoy says rebels led by Laurent Nkunda and Mai Mai militias committed war crimes in Kiwanja and Kiwanja graves reportedly hold 26 bodies. Congo army advances toward rebel lines near Goma amid renewed fighting threatening a fragile cease-fire.
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Kibati
Congo
U.N
Goma
No Man’s Land
Alan Doss
Kiwanja
Laurent Nkunda
Sylvie van den Wildenberg
New York
Human Rights Watch
Iraq Urges Security Pact as Attacks Kill Eight Near Ramadi
Iraq's deputy prime minister said Baghdad still needs U.S. forces to ensure security and warned time is running out to approve a new security deal. A bomb attack west of Baghdad killed eight and wounded 17 at a Ramadi checkpoint, with a second blast following a car explosion. Three additional deaths occurred in Baghdad and Madian. Officials aim to remove U.S. troops from cities by June 30 and withdraw by 2012, while a legal vacuum looms if the UN mandate ends this year.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U.S
Washington
Ramadi
Anbar
Yassin Duweidi
Barham Saleh
U.N
Paloma Threatens Cuba as Category 4 Storm Advances
Havana reports Paloma bearing down as a dangerous Category 4 hurricane lashes Cuba. Farmers brace to shield crops and livestock while Fidel Castro warns of new challenges amid prior storms. Outer bands hit the southern coast after knocking out power on Grand Cayman. A Cuba hurricane warning spans central and eastern provinces as civil defense coordinates protections.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Grand Cayman Island
Conservative trader wins New Zealand election upset
John Key, 47, leader of the National Party, swept to power in New Zealand ousting Helen Clark after nine years. He pledged action on the global financial crisis as New Zealand faces recession and a rocky road ahead.
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New Zealand
New
Key
Auckland
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