Army Recruits Get H1N1 Flu Shots Before Holidays
Thousands of Army recruits at Fort Jackson and other posts receive mass inoculations for H1N1 before year end. Fort Jackson aims to vaccinate up to 11,000 soldiers as part of a nationwide effort to limit spread among young adults and close quarters.
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D.C
Columbia
Maj
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Christopher Hogg
Deltona
Fla
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France’s WWII war babies seek truth about German soldiers
In NICE France Jean Jacques Delorme learns his mother’s lover was a German soldier from World War I era. Historians estimate hundreds of thousands of children born to German soldiers across Europe faced shame, with Delorme finally discovering a father after decades of silence.
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Hearts Without Borders helps children of German soldiers
Hearts Without Borders, based in France, supports more than 800000 war babies born to German soldiers in occupied Europe. Founded by Delorme, the 65 year old retiree, the group offers 300 members a helpline and hosts conventions to share stories and aid terms of origin.
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Europe
Hearts Without Borders
France
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Delorme
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Caen
Gerlina Swillen
Vrije University
Brussels
Pope to write Ireland abuse letter amid report findings
Pope Benedict XVI expressed profound regret over Ireland child sex abuse cases and will write a letter to Irish Catholics. A 720 page report says Dublin Archdiocese leaders shielded abuse by more than 170 clerics since 1940 and that police and social workers only gained church cooperation from 1995. The Vatican met with Cardinal Brady Archbishop Martin and Leanza to discuss responses and possible resignations.
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Benedict XVI
Ireland
Vatican
Benedict
Dublin
Holy Father
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Diarmuid Martin
Giuseppe Leanza
Holy See
Brady
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WISE Mission to Map the Invisible Cosmos in Infrared
The $320 million Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer will photograph the entire night sky in infrared, revealing hundreds of thousands of objects unseen in visible light. It could identify near Earth asteroids brown dwarfs and a possible planet beyond Pluto, reshaping our view of the solar neighborhood.
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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Edward Wright
University of California
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WISE
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Pluto
Peter Eisenhardt
Jet Propulsion Lab
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