Israel and Hezbollah prisoner swap gains cabinet approval
Israel approved a prisoner exchange deal with Hezbollah after an eight hour debate. About 400 Palestinians and prisoners from Lebanon Syria Morocco Sudan and Libya would be freed in exchange for Elhanan Tannenbaum and the bodies of three Israeli soldiers. The pact excludes Ron Arad and faces looming collapse if Hezbollah seizes on it to threaten more kidnappings.
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Matrix Revolutions opens with $50 million debut in a softened weekend
The Matrix Revolutions earned 50.16 million in its opening weekend at the US box office, down 45 percent from The Matrix Reloaded’s debut. It has grossed about 85.5 million since Wednesday, while comparing to Reloaded’s 91.8 million first weekend and 134.2 million in four days.
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Primaries Cancelled In Several States Over Costs
States move to cancel or defer presidential primaries citing high costs and doubts about value. Republicans in Kansas Colorado Utah scrapped primaries while Missouri Arizona face veto battles. Maine New Mexico Washington shift to caucuses as leaders question front loaded process and turnout.
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U S stepping up operations in Iraq after deadly missile strike
U S and Iraqi forces intensified raids after a string of attacks including a Oct 27 missile barrage on the Al Rasheed Hotel that killed a U S colonel and injured 18. Eleven others killed or wounded in related air assaults as Ramadan begins.
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Guarini Sued Over Car Crash Damages in Pennsylvania
American Idol runner-up Justin Guarini faces a lawsuit seeking more than $100 000 from a Pennsylvania crash last March He received a ticket for following too closely and paid 25 dollars in fines and 75 dollars in court costs The Maiatico couple allege he drove too fast while looking at papers and injured Louis Maiatico’s back neck and side.
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Pletcher Family Keeps 87 Year Chain Letter Tradition Alive
The Pletcher clan sustains an 87 year chain letter exchange from Indiana to California. Doug Pletcher of Riverside won a 25 000 reunion trip by writing about the family tradition sparked in 1916 by Erno Pletcher and siblings.
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