Corrections Officer Freed After Hostage Standstill
In Buckeye Arizona a corrections officer held two weeks in a prison guard tower was released Sunday after inmates surrendered. The officer whose name was withheld was taken for medical evaluation, according to Corrections Department spokeswoman Cam Hunter.
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Woman abducted by ex husband found in storage unit
In Wheeling a 38 year old woman named Teri Jendusa Nickolai was wrapped in duct tape and placed in a trash can inside a storage unit after calling 911 from the back of her former spouse’s truck. She was hospitalized with unspecified injuries. The storage facility lies near the airport where her ex husband David Larsen is employed. In Washington dairy lawmakers urge the Bush administration to resist concessions in a Australia free trade deal fearing damage to US butter cheese and skim milk powder markets.
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Bolivian President Mesa unveils austerity amid unrest
In a pre recorded address Carlos Mesa unveils austerity measures as Bolivians brace for possible violence amid threats from labor and indigenous leaders recalling deadly clashes that toppled Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada last October.
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Columbia disaster remembered at Cape Canaveral
About 100 people gathered at the Space Mirror Memorial to honor the Columbia crew on the one year anniversary of the disaster. NASA official Lou ise Kleba and Center Director Jim Kennedy spoke of a renewed mission to return astronauts to the moon by 2020 and to Mars. A wreath was placed as visitors, including families and students, paid respects and expressed hopes for future space exploration.
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Stampede at Mecca Pilgrimage Kills 244 Hajj Pilgrims
At least 244 people are trampled to death and hundreds injured during the stoning ritual at Mina Saudi Arabia as about 2 million Muslims participate in the annual hajj. Authorities say 10,000 security officers tried to manage the crush. dynamics mirror past incidents. Egypt reports 13 of the dead.
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Israeli defense minister threatens leaders of Islamic groups
Shaul Mofaz said Islamic leaders are targets for assassination in response to Hamas leader Yassin's vow to kidnap Israeli soldiers. The clash could spark further violence after three years of conflict that has claimed over 3,500 lives, with recent Gaza City clashes and Jerusalem bombings.
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Version 2.0: Holland Couple Names Son Jon Blake Cusack 2.0
Jon Blake Cusack and Jamie welcomed their son at Holland Community Hospital וט he was born Tuesday and to go home Friday. The father describes the child as a software inspired name upgrade with features beyond version 1.0. Jamie only agreed a week before birth after planning a themed nursery.
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