Nancy Reagan hospitalized after fall in Bel-Air
Former first lady Nancy Reagan, age 86, was hospitalized Sunday at St John’s Health Center after a fall at her Bel-Air home. Doctors determined she did not break a hip and she will stay overnight in the same room where former President Reagan recovered in 2001.
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Hometowns mourn NIU victims in wake of campus shooting
In Cicero and Elk Grove Village mourners gathered as NIU campus community grieved Catalina Garcia and other victims. Neighbors described the gunman Steven Kazmierczak as a local youth who grew up nearby and faced mental health issues before the 2008 attack.
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Valentine Day killer’s girlfriend recalls man she knew
Jessica Baty, the girlfriend of Steven Kazmierczak, described him as normal and caring after he killed five people and himself at NIU. She said he called her at midnight on Valentine’s Day to say goodbye, and later sent a package with textbooks and a “goodbye note” along with a gun holster and ammunition.
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Bomb blast at Kandahar dogfight kills dozens in Taliban hotspot
A passing by own action bomber struck a crowd at a Kandahar dogfighting event wounding many and killing 70 to 80 people. Local officials cited conflicting tolls while a prominent militia commander was among the dead. Taliban denied involvement.
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Fears Shadow Pakistan Election Amid Security Tightness
Pakistanis vote for a new parliament under tight security amid fears of violence and scrutiny of President Musharraf's rule after Bhutto’s assassination. Observers note potential rigging claims as opposition parties, led by Bhutto and Sharif, threaten increased political vulnerability for Musharraf.
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