Joplin Middle School shooter charged as juvenile
A 13 year old boy who fired a single shot inside Joplin Memorial Middle School faces charges as a juvenile for first degree assault armed criminal action and making terrorist threats. Officials weigh charging him as an adult while the gun jammed and no one was hurt.
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Bush urges shared ideas to curb school violence
President Bush, calling the nation to act after deadly school shootings in Wisconsin Colorado and Pennsylvania, led a White House conference on school safety urging parents school leaders students and police to collaborate. Kaiser report notes Medicaid growth slows to 2.8 percent in FY 2006 as state revenues rise 3.7 percent, improving care access and potential provider raises.
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China backs punitive actions against North Korea at UN
At the United Nations China urged limited sanctions on North Korea in response to its underground nuclear test, while opposing harsh US backed measures. Washington pressed for a partial trade embargo and asset freezes, with inspections of all imports to curb weapons material. China and Russia resisted interdicting shipments and broad financial bans.
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India imposes child labor ban hits Delhi stalls
New Delhi enforces a national law barring hiring under age 14 in homes restaurants tea shops hotels and spas. Yet many young workers in roadside stalls still serve tea wash dishes mop floors and haul trash as families rely on earnings.
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Iran asserts resolve over nuclear program amid North Korea test
FEHRAN Iran blames Washington for North Korea's blast and vows to press ahead with its own uranium enrichment program. President Ahmadinejad says the nation will continue its path of dignity without fear while Hamas confronts regional diplomacy and Darfur sees intensified fighting with civilian casualties and UN concerns.
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