First death reported from Australian cyclone Yasi
In Cairns the cyclone eye passed leaving one dead 23-year-old man asphyxiated by diesel fumes in a closed room and two missing others. The storm's impact prompted police to search for the missing while authorities assessed widespread damage across northeastern Australia.
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Bellagio chip heist suspect nabbed in Las Vegas raid
Police arrest Anthony M. Carleo 29 in Las Vegas after a December Bellagio theft that pulled 1.5 million dollars in chips. Investigators say the former real estate broker, linked to a Sun City judge, carried out the brazen raid with a helmeted gunman. Maria Schneider Brando co star dies in Paris at 58 after long illness.
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Global obesity rates double since 1980
Three new studies report worldwide obesity has doubled in 30 years while blood pressure and cholesterol decline. Pacific Island nations like American Samoa show high weights. among developed countries Americans are the heaviest, Japanese the slimmest.
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Turmoil Deepens in Egypt as Protests Enter Second Day
Gangs backed by President Mubarak attacked journalists and activists in Cairo while supporters converged on Tahrir Square. Omar Suleiman claimed foreigners inflamed protests, as Mubarak said he cannot resign, fearing chaos. US and UK urged transition to a caretaker government and protection of rights. Fighting waned after nightfall, with about 10,000 still in or around the square.
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Yemen Protests Rise as Saleh Seeks Reform
Tens of thousands protest across Yemen against President Ali Abdullah Saleh while a counterdemonstration supports the regime. Police clash briefly in one town. security is tight at key ministries and the Central Bank as Obama urges reform.
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Daley defends Lake Shore Drive snow response amid blizzard
Chicago mayor Richard Daley faced little blame as hundreds were stranded on Lake Shore Drive after a record snowfall. He praised city workers for clearing streets and noted the storm would not jeopardize his 22 year tenure as political scientists urged earlier public remarks.
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