Foreign fighters slip back into Iraq amid rising threat
Intelligence officials report a larger flow of foreign fighters into Iraq since August with October alone cited as a surge. Six top suspects linked to the Oct 31 Christian church attack are sought, five believed in Sunni border provinces near Syria, one in Syria. U.S. and Iraqi officials note a rise but deny a return to 2005 07 levels while Arab states fear Iran's influence. Foreign funds and aid to al Qaida in Iraq total in the billions since 2007, fueling insurgency as U.S. forces prepare to leave by 2011.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U.S
al-Qaida
Iran
Qassim al-Moussawi
al-Moussawi
Syria
Barry Johnson
Johnson
Mideast
Homs
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Libya
Yemen
Iran says it mines its own uranium ahead of talks
On the eve of Geneva talks with six powers Iran asserted it is mining its own uranium ore for enrichment, declaring independence from foreign supplies. Nuclear chief Ali Salehi said the first batch is produced and enrichment will continue, despite U.N. sanctions, while Western officials questioned the feasibility of large scale fuel production.
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Iran
Tehran
Islamic Republic
U.N
Ali Salehi
Press TV
Mike Hammer
U.S. National Security Council
Geneva
U.N. Security Council
Russia
China
Britain
France
Germany
Golden Eagles Studied for Wind Energy Impact
Researchers led by Kramer from the Center for Geo Space and collaborating with Pennsylvania, West Virginia University, and other agencies study golden eagles in the region to gauge population size and potential wind energy impacts. The project uses GPS transmitters, mercury and lead data, and rocket nets to capture eagles, with Burkes Garden and Clinch Mountain cited as key sites.
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Amer
C Center For Geo Space
Pennsylvania
West Virginia University
Kramer
Burkes Garden
Clinch Mountain
Bluefield man killed in head on crash while delivering papers
The incident occurred on U S Route 19 near Grassy Branch Road when a van driven by Earl Sims 35 of Bluefield struck a paper route vehicle, reportedly injuring 71 year old Ward Pruett who was transporting newspapers for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. Sims was arrested on a DUI charge.
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Oward Pruett
Bluefield
Bluefield Gional Medical Center
Earl Sims
Mr. Pruett
Mr. Sims
Fragmentary Note Signals Project Collaboration
The fragmented text expresses a desire to collaborate on a project. It hints at teamwork and joint effort but lacks concrete details such as roles, scope, or timelines.
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Eric DiNovo
Summit Players
Summit Theatre
Eagles
Canada
Newfoundland
Bland Street
Jones Street
D.R. Murray
Bluefield Police Department
Murray
Albemarle Street
Bill Archer
Barcher
Bottonline
Bottonline.com
Bard Avaulta
the Giatras Law Firm
PLLC
Thewvlawfirm.com
Jackson
Terri
John
Santa's Little Friends
Our Christmas
Jcash
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Santa’s Little Friends
P.O
Rogard
Bluefield State College
Bluefield State
Fats En Ieee
Virginia
Fer See
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