Osborne couple cools at Glenwood Park as temps rise
Abbey and Willie Osborne of Princeton cool off in Glenwood Park lake while Four Seasons Country records warm weather in the 80s. Weather data note precipitation figures for April 30, 2007 May 1, 2006 last 30 days and since Jan 1, 2007 show .9 to 9.5 inches.
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Five men receive life for plots to bomb London locations
A London judge life-sentenced five men for plans to attack targets including a nightclub, power plants, and a mall with fertilizer bombs. The trial linked them to the 2005 transit attacks and exposed failures to connect transit plotters in time. Two defendants were cleared of conspiracy charges.
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April 2004 Iraq Death Toll Surges in Deadliest Month Yet
The AP reports April has become the deadliest month for U.S. forces in Iraq this year, with the toll passing 100 after a week of severe losses. A Shiite funeral bombing in Khalis, Diyala Province, killed at least 32 and wounded 63, while five U.S. troops were killed in Samarra. Al-Qaeda in Iraq claimed the prior attack that fatally hurt 10 Iraqi soldiers near Baghdad.
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Israeli report cites Olmert for severe war failures in Lebanon
An Israeli government probe concludes Prime Minister Ehud Olmert bears responsibility for very severe failures in the 2006 Lebanon war with Hezbollah. The report criticizes hasty conflict leadership, lacked a plan, and warns of emboldened enemies, while Olmert vows to stay and fix the failings.
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Emotional New Jersey governor leaves hospital after crash
Gov. Jon S. Corzine, 60, discharged from a Camden hospital 18 days after a high speed Garden State Parkway crash. Teary eyed, he apologized for not setting a proper example and said he would work to improve. Senate President Richard J. Codey acting governor until his return. He was not belted in when the SUV, driven by a state trooper at 91 mph, struck a truck and hit a guard rail.
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Bush signals openness to working with Democrats on Iraq funding
President Bush, in a Rose Garden briefing with EU leaders, expressed optimism about bipartisan compromise on Iraq war funding while reiterating plans to veto a $124.2 billion bill that includes a October troop withdrawal timetable. He pledged to back a new version without strings, noting some Democrats understand funding for troops is essential.
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