Iran Britain ease rhetoric as sailors detention case moves
Iran and Britain signaled possible movement to end the 11 day standoff over 15 detained British sailors. Tehran aims to resolve the crisis through diplomacy and stop airing video confessions while London favors early bilateral talks for a diplomatic solution. Iran’s Larijani said no trial was needed. The quiet tone followed street protests at the British Embassy in Tehran.
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Romney leads GOP fundraising surge in first quarter
Romney reported 23 million dollars raised in the first quarter, far ahead of Giuliani with 15 million and McCain with 12.5 million. Brownback raised 1.9 million including a 575 thousand transfer, while Clinton led Democrats with 26 million. Analysts cited positive reaction to Romney and noted potential field reshuffling.
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Tsunami Strikes Solomon Islands Killing Dozens
A magnitude 8.0 quake triggered a 30 foot tsunami in the Solomon Islands leaving at least 13 dead and thousands homeless. Widespread damage across Choiseul and other islands prompted evacuations as assessment teams worked amid rising tolls.
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FIRED PROSECUTORS Gonzales readies Senate clash
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales suspends personal plans and begins preparing for a Senate hearing over the eight firings of federal prosecutors. He will testify April 17 before a separate committee while a panel reviews Justice Department spending. The White House says he should speak soon to explain prior statements.
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Two Young Brothers Found Encased In Ice At Lake
The bodies of Tristan White, 4, and Avery Stately, 2, were found in First Thunders Lake near the Red Lake Reservation four months after they vanished while playing near their home. FBI agent Boeler said scent by police dogs led to the discovery about a half mile from their home on the first day of thawing weather. Authorities are unsure whether they fell through thin ice or foul play occurred and note a beaver dam nearby may have been a factor.
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Texas juvenile prison to release 550 inmates in week
Texas Youth Commission plans to release more than 550 inmates who have completed minimum sentences and posed no further risk. The releases, arranged to begin next week, require parole supervision and community counseling. The moves come amid a top to bottom review following abuse allegations and staff complicity claims.
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