Quest to locate missing Americans in Iraq continues
The hunt for Ahmed al Taie, an American Army interpreter abducted in Baghdad in 2006, remains active as the U.S. seeks to recover him and 12 other missing civilians. A 20-person Personnel Recovery Division leads the effort with plans to hand cases to the State Department after troop withdrawal.
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Pope says marriage not an absolute right
Pope Benedict XVI urged priests to strengthen pre marriage counseling to prevent invalid unions and warned that no one has an absolute right to a church wedding. He urged discernment of readiness to marry and cautioned against granting annulments on a whim amid U.S. high annulment activity.
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CN Railworkers threaten strike over contract talks
Canadian National Railway faces a potential strike Tuesday as nearly 4000 workers represented by the Canadian Auto Workers union press for a new labor contract. CN says talks continue in Montreal and contingency plans would have management keep operations running safely if a walkout occurs.
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Olbermann Leaves MSNBC Abruptly After Long Tension
Keith Olbermann announced his final Countdown show ending with a three minute exit speech as MSNBC and the host said their contract has ended. NBC Universal indicated the relationship had been failing for a long time without specifying reasons or whether he quit or was fired.
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