White House braces unemployed for slow job rebound
The White House credits early job gains to a steadier economy but warns of a slow recovery ahead of the November elections. March added about 162,000 jobs, mainly temporary census hires, with unemployment at 9.7 percent and 11 million on unemployment benefits. Officials say progress exists but the pace is insufficient to replace the 8.4 million jobs lost since late 2007.
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Moscow bomber second death suspect identified as schoolteacher
Russian papers cite Dagestan father identifying a 28 year old Maryam Sharilova as the second Moscow subway bomber. Officials probe organizers as the March 29 attacks killed 40, wounded 121, with a teenage accomplice and militant links reported.
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North Caucasus
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Nine miners rescued after 179 hours in flooded Chinese mine
China state media reports nine miners pulled from the Wangjialing coal mine in Shanxi province after 179 hours trapped underground. They were taken to Hejin hospital with eyes shielded from bright lights, blood pressure and heart rates normal, one survivor Li Guoyu, 38, says they avoided dirty tunnel water.
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Terreblanche death sparks white supremacist rallying cries in South Africa
Supporters of Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging founder Eugene Terreblanche call his killing a war declaration as police link the slaying to a wage dispute. President Zuma urged calm while police say two farm workers, a 28 year old and a 15 year old, were arrested on murder charges.
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Mthetwa
Weerstandsbeweging Movement
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Chinese ship grounds on Great Barrier Reef worries oil spill
A Chinese coal carrier Shen Neng 1 ran aground near Douglas Shoals in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. Officials say the vessel leaking oil threatens the reef while authorities prepare to evacuate the 23 crew if the hull splits.
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Baja California quake causes damage across border region
A magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck south of Mexicali at 3:40 p.m. Sunday, with damage reported from Tijuana to Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Calexico Fire Chief Peter Mercado says there is structural damage, broken windows, leaking gas lines and water system damage in the area.
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Four men identified as victims in North Hollywood cafe shootout
Los Angeles police identified Harut Baburyan Sarkis Karadjian Vardan Tofaryan and Hayk Yegnanyan as the four men killed in the Saturday shooting at the Hot Spot Cafe in North Hollywood. Investigators say the victims were targeted. Two others were wounded and are expected to survive.
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Hayk Yegnanyan
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