Goblet of Firepowers Through Dark Potter Film Review
The Goblet of Fire opens at Premiere Cinema 11 San Jacinto Mall with a 12:05 am show. It advances Harry Potter’s adolescence, introduces Voldemort, and pits him in the dangerous Triwizard Tournament amid large, artificial visuals and intense fantasy violence.
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Detainee totals under war on terror exceed eighty thousand
Washington reports more than 83,000 foreigners detained in four years of war on terror, with about 14,500 still in U S custody mainly in Iraq. CIA sites from Afghanistan to Guantanamo Bay underpin claims of stopping insurgency and guarding global stability, while critics cite torture concerns and legal limits.
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Six U.S. troops killed in Iraq across two incidents
Six U.S. service members died in Iraq on a single day, five Marines near the Syrian border and one Army soldier wounded in Baghdad. The deaths mark the month’s second deadliest day and push total U.S. fatalities since March 2003 to about 2,079.
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Senate votes to require large firms to cover pension underfunding
Senate action pushes 97 to 2 to force defined benefit plans to meet funding promises amid 450 billion dollars in underfunding. The move follows insurer liabilities signaling a shaky future for pensions affecting 44 million Americans.
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State County JP Convicted in Houston Parking Tampering Case
Harris County Justice of the Peace Judy Brock Bell, 56, was found guilty of tampering with a record in a dispute over a handicapped parking permit. Prosecutors said Bell used her deceased mother's name on a renewal application in 2004, while defense argued a mistake. The felony carries up to two years in state jail or up to five years probation. Bell has served as a justice of the peace for 20 years.
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Bush pushes united front for North Korea disarmament
President Bush seeks Asian leaders unity at a 21 nation summit in Busan to press North Korea on nuclear disarmament. He met South Korea's Roh Moo-hyun after talks with Japan's Koizumi, amid Seoul's wary stance on military action and U.N. sanctions.
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