Former president remembered at Reagan gravesite visit
Nancy Reagan and daughter Patti Davis visited Ronald Reagan's gravesite at the Reagan Presidential Library two years after his death. She placed white roses on the headstone and described the moment as poignant while library officials noted the public kept at a distance. Reagan died June 5, 2004 at age 93 after a battle with Alzheimer's disease.
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Dozens kidnapped in Baghdad probe of security crisis
Gunmen in police uniforms abducted at least 50 people from central Baghdad bus stations, seizing travelers, merchants, and tea vendors in a daylight raid. Witnesses described beating victims and loading them into more than a dozen vehicles. The Interior Ministry denied involvement as Prime Minister al Maliki faces renewed security challenges amid regional violence.
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Utah Guard Unit Begins Border Work in Arizona
More than 50 National Guardsmen from Utah arrived at the U S Mexico border near San Luis Arizona to begin a two week duty under President Bush s immigration crackdown. They set out at 3 45 a m with heavy equipment to improve a dirt road parallel to the border reinforce a fence and install lighting to aid Border Patrol in spotting illegal crossings.
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Kinky Friedman showcases serious platform for governor bid
In Austin on Monday independent candidate Kinky Friedman outlined political reforms to ease ballot access for independents. He said candidates should not need fame or wealth to appear on the ballot while awaiting official state word on November ballot status.
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Toronto police seek ties in alleged terror cell plot
Canadian authorities announced more arrests likely after 12 adults faced charges for participating in a terrorist group. Investigators linked some suspects to Islamic networks in the United States and five other nations, with targets discussed including Parliament in Ottawa. A store-front mosque sermons were described as hate filled by a leader familiar with suspect Jamal.
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Indonesia faces quake and Merapi eruption threat
Indonesia sent truckloads of rice to quake victims as Mount Merapi spewed lava streams nearby. The volcano has raged for months, intensifying after the May 27 6.3 magnitude earthquake in Central Java that killed thousands. Survivors in Peni mourn amid widespread devastation.
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