Obama mulls North Korea on terrorism sponsor list
President Obama said the United States is reviewing whether to restore North Korea to the U S list of state sponsors of terrorism after the Sony hack. He noted sanctions would limit aid exports and financial transactions and said China’s help would be sought. He stressed the response to cyber vandalism would be proportional and non military.
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Meet the Press
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Robbery at Cargo Station prompts Bluefield police manhunt
Bluefield police and detectives hunted two suspects after a gunpoint robbery of the Cargo station on Princeton Avenue. A tall white man wore a white mask, red hoodie, and blue pants and fled in a rusting white Chevy Blazer after taking the cash register. The second suspect's description was not available as officers pursued the vehicle west on Princeton Avenue.
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Safe burials urged to curb Ebola in Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone calls for safe and dignified medical burials to halt Ebola spread as traditional practices fuel infections. Dr Desmond Williams, a Sierra Leonean American CDC doctor, appeals on radio, warning of possible jail risk for those handling the dead.
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Mission serves thousands of meals as church gift boosts pantry
The mission, noting a rising need, serves about 5,000 hot meals monthly and 57,330 in the first 11 months of 2014, up from 47,372 in the same period in 2013. It distributed 804 food bags in November, with 6,323 year to date, aided by a local law firm donation of 150 food bags.
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Dr Bob Kiely ALS life journey from Bluefield to Jacksonville
The story traces Dr Bob Kiely a Bluefield native trauma physician who built a career in Jacksonville Florida as trauma director and SWAT reserve officer. It details his education at Florida State and UF medical school his service with the Jacksonville Fire Department and Army Reserve his ALS diagnosis linked to wartime tours and his ongoing family ties including Christmas plans in Bluefield Virginia.
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Florida Times Union
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