Immigrant activist Elvira Arellano arrested at church in Los Angeles
Elvira Arellano, who hid in a Chicago church for a year with her U.S. citizen son to press immigration reform, was arrested outside Our Lady Queen of Angels Church in Los Angeles and processed for deportation. She had left sanctuary after speaking to reporters.
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Peru President vows to rebuild shattered Pisco city
President Alan Garcia toured the quake zone in Pisco vowing to reconstruct the battered city. He ordered 1,200 troops patrolling streets to curb looting as rescuers pressed with sound detectors and infrared cameras amid grim survivor prospects. The 8.0 magnitude quake left 540 dead and destroyed 85 percent of homes, with plans for basic two bed homes and immediate aid distribution.
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Afghan police free German captive in Kabul raid
Afghan police freed a 31-year-old German aid worker from a Kabul neighborhood after a raid early Monday. Police arrested a group of kidnappers, and the woman was returned to safety at the German embassy in Kabul. Her husband, who was with her at the restaurant, was not abducted.
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Iranians Training Insurgents in Iraq Officials Say
U S military reports Iranian soldiers are in Iraq training insurgents to attack American forces. Maj Gen Rick Lynch cites about 50 Revolutionary Guard members in the battlefield area. Iran's role in arming Shiite insurgents draws Bush and Rice toward possible designation of the IRGC as a terrorist group.
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Extending Iraq buildup strains Army force pool
The Army, drained after nearly six years of war, has 38 combat units available, all deployed or earmarked for Iraq, Afghanistan, or other duties. With five extra brigades already sent to Baghdad this year, few units remain to replace them, and looming 2008 2009 deployments could disrupt long term plans.
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Blaze at former Deutsche Bank building kills two firefighters
Officials report two New York firefighters died and several were injured while battling a large blaze near the former Deutsche Bank building south of ground zero. Environmental restrictions with asbestos containment slowed efforts, per Gov. Spitzer, as crews fought a toxic, derelict office site long damaged by WTC debris.
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