Wisconsin man hunted in deadly family killings
Police sought public help as a nationwide manhunt continued for Tyron Adair 38 of Middleton a suspect in two counts of first degree intentional homicide for the deaths of Tracy Judd and 23 month old Deja Adair. He faces danger designation while also linked as a person of interest in two other killings. Cosa Nostra No 2 Gianni Nicchi captured in Palermo after raid in Sicily. Sarah Palin jokes about Russia and "Going Rogue" title at journalist event in Washington.
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Italy police seize stash of masterpieces amid Parmalat probe
Italian tax police raided three Parma area apartments and seized about 19 paintings and drawings by Van Gogh Picasso Cezanne and others valued at around 150 million dollars as part of the Parmalat bankruptcy case. Investigators said wiretaps suggested one painting was near sale to a Russian buyer. no arrests were announced.
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Marines press offensive in Helmand Province Now Zad Valley
U S Marines and Afghan troops killed at least seven Taliban fighters as Operation Cobra's Anger began in Now Zad Valley Helmand a 1000 Marines and 150 Afghan troops took part with hundreds dropped behind lines a second Marine push moved north Marines warned contact could rise in 24 hours no coalition casualties reported
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Afghanistan Invasion Toll Rises to 852 U.S. Military Deaths
As of Saturday the Defense Department reports at least 852 U.S. military members have died in the Afghanistan invasion that began in late 2001.
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Amanda Knox visits prison after murder verdict in Perugia
Amanda Knox, found guilty of murdering her British roommate, spent her first day in a Perugia jail with visiting family. Her co defendant Raffaele Sollecito received 25 years and both suspects plan appeals as Knox remains under strict surveillance.
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