Saddam calls for coexistence as execution looms
Saddam Hussein urged Iraqis to embrace brotherly coexistence and not hate U.S. led troops in a Web letter written Nov 5 after Iraq’s top court upheld his death sentence. Officials said his execution could proceed without presidential approval, with some predicting it before the 30 day limit.
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Polar bears poised for threatened species listing by feds
The Interior Secretary proposed designating polar bears as a threatened species due to melting Arctic sea ice caused by global warming, pollution, and overhunting. A final decision awaits further studies next year, with protections requiring agencies to avoid actions jeopardizing polar bear survival.
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West Virginia mother pushes bioptic driving law
Martinsburg mother Lisa Mathews leads a campaign to train low vision drivers to use bioptic telescopic lenses. Berkeley County legislators Jonathan Miller and John Unger support a structured licensing process with rehabilitative training, noting advances since a nine year earlier failure. At least 25 states license visually impaired drivers with bioptics.
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