Jet lands in snow crash into Chicago street
Southwest Airlines Flight 1248 from Baltimore slid off a snow covered runway at Midway, crashed through a fence, and struck a street injuring seven on the ground. A 6 year old boy in a car was killed. two plane passengers had minor injuries.
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Egypt Muslim Brotherhood gains near twenty percent of seats
In Egypt the Muslim Brotherhood wins about 20 percent of parliamentary seats after four weeks of elections marked by violence that left at least eight dead. Rights groups question results as police blocked opposition polling sites, drawing condemnations from election monitors.
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Inmate Freed in Georgia Kidnapping Case After DNA Proof
Robert Clark, freed after a 25 year fight, was exonerated by DNA testing proving his innocence in a kidnapping and rape case in Marietta Georgia. The judge granted freedom after a 15 minute hearing as Clark hugged family and thanked supporters.
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Republicans Reach Patriot Act Compromise For Bush Signoff
Senate and House leaders advance a White House backed four year extension of roving wiretaps and lone wolf terrorist provisions with access to personal records. Critics charge the bill erodes civil liberties while supporters cite enhanced detection and disruption of terrorist cells before they strike.
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Iraq economy seen growing four percent this year
A U.S. official said Iraq’s economy will grow about 4 percent in 2005 and reach double digits in 2006 as reconstruction bears fruit though the insurgency remains costly. He cited security spending, rising business registrations, and improving per capita income amid ongoing power shortages.
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Passing by own action bomber kills 32 on Baghdad bus
A bomber boarding a bus bound for Nasiriyah triggered an explosion in east Baghdad. Thirty two died and forty four were injured, many at a food stall nearby. Officials noted secondary gas-cylinder fires worsened casualties amid a string of attacks.
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Rumsfeld Sees 20000 Troops Leaving Iraq After Elections
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said about 20000 U S troops could return home from Iraq after next week's elections with a possibility of further reductions next year. He also said White House and Senator McCain would likely resolve differences over interrogation rules as Congress works on a defense bill.
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