Pentagon ready for gay ban repeal today
The Pentagon says it is prepared for the repeal of the don't ask don t tell policy as openly gay recruits may apply and revised rules take effect one minute after midnight. Training completed and investigations under the policy will halt while standards of conduct remain unchanged.
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Man crashes into six cars at New Hampshire dealership
David Cross of Salisbury Massachusetts faced six felony counts of criminal mischief and a suspended license charge after driving his van into six cars at the Portsmouth Used Car Superstore in July. He said financial stress and a bad decision, not intent, drove the act and blamed the dealer for refusing a return on a van he called a lemon.
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Yemen protesters storm elite base as crackdown deepens
Thousands of demonstrators joined by defectors seized a Republican Guards base in Sanaa. Some protesters carried rocks using sandbags for barricades as security forces fired on crowds elsewhere in the capital. The base loss signals possible collapse of President Ali Abdullah Saleh’s 33 year rule.
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Death toll rises after Reno air race disaster
In Reno Nevada a souped-up P 51 Mustang crashed during an air race killing ten people and injuring many more. Authorities praised the crowd response and a well rehearsed crash plan as doctors nurses and veterans volunteered to assist emergency crews.
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Necklace stolen from Tivoli exhibition in Copenhagen
Gold plated Titanic necklace disappeared from an exhibit at Tivoli amusement park in Copenhagen. Park officials report the alarm did not trigger and police are investigating. A $1,380 reward offered. insurance value listed at $19,300. The piece belonged to Eleanor Wildener of Philadelphia, who survived the Titanic sinking on its maiden voyage on April 15, 1912.
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Palestinians to file UN membership letter Friday
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas told Ban Ki moon of plans to seek full United Nations membership, prompting diplomatic push to resume Israeli-Palestinian talks. The move faces likely U.S. veto in the Security Council and requires Security Council approval before an assembly vote. Abbas vows to press on amid pressure.
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