Russia's weakened early warning risks misreadings and crisis danger
U S officials say Russia's decayed early warning system leaves only four of 21 satellites functioning and potential coverage gaps of 12 to 17 hours for ICBMs. Experts warn misreadings could trigger a nuclear response, raising risk for both nations amid Cold War era tensions.
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Six year old Elian Gonzalez seen at Three Kings Day parade
Elian Gonzalez and relatives watched a Three Kings Day parade as city protests over his return to Cuba paused. He waved a Cuban flag and a U S flag, amid broader debates about whether he should be sent back to his father in Cuba. The stop in demonstrations followed calls from Cuban American leaders and political actions in Congress and the White House.
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Grandmother in her 50s gives birth to triplets in Yakima
Arce lia Garcia, a mother of eight and grandmother to more than a dozen, delivered a baby girl at 4:59 PM and by 5:02 PM the fra ternal triplets were born. All three girls and their 54 year old mother were reported healthy and breathing without assistance.
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Mexico
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Yakima
Arcelia
U.S
Barak says Israel Syria talks near no deal in Mideast reach
In Shepherdstown West Virginia AP reports Israel and Syria push toward a land for peace treaty but show few concrete agreements as talks enter weeklong span. Prime Minister Ehud Barak notes complexity while envoys anticipate further deliberations. Clinton backs U.S. mediation and aims to reconvene talks soon.
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Madeleine Albright
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Net retailers push to convert holiday gains into year round loyalty
After a blockbuster holiday season sales jumped over 300 percent to as high as 12 billion dollars. E retailers vow to retain customers with improved service and personalized offers while reducing reliance on costly advertising. A Andersen Consulting survey found 95 percent would buy again if on time delivery were guaranteed.
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Ultra Orthodox Rabbis Ban Internet Use Across Sect
Leading ultra Orthodox rabbis from the Belz sect and others endorsed a ban on Internet use amid concerns over links to pornography. The plan began with a computer ban but computers for Bible study and business were later allowed. Internet access remains barred for most of Israel’s ultra‑Orthodox community.
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