Iran raids round up 70 Christians in crackdown
In Iran authorities have arrested about 70 Christians since Christmas in a crackdown that Iran says targets hardlin ers seen as threats to the Islamic state. Activists say worship outside sanctioned churches amounts to persecution.
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Homeless radio sensation held by police in Hollywood
The Ohio homeless man Ted Williams and his daughter were questioned after a heated hotel dispute at the Renaissance Hollywood Hotel during a trip to promote television appearances. Police reported no visible abuse. both were calmed, interviewed, and released.
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Bugs found in noodles used in school lunches
A southern Ohio school district notified parents that boll Weevil beetles may have been found in dried egg noodles used in meals. Kitchen workers removed and boiled the noodles, which were served that day. a letter went home to 473 students.
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Giffords Moves Arms Amid Recovery Milestones
In Tucson, a doctor said Gabrielle Giffords has a 101 percent chance of surviving as she moves both arms and breathes on her own for the first time since a brain injury. She remains in critical condition at University Medical Center after being shot at a constituent meeting. six people were killed and 14 wounded.
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Giffords Improves Breathes On Own After Shooting
Trauma chief Dr Peter Rhee says she has a 101 percent chance of surviving and will not die, while neurosurgeon Dr Michael Lemple notes a breathing tube remains as a precaution. Doctors revised earlier beliefs on the bullet’s path after reviewing X rays and brain scans.
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Haiti Rebuild Lag After Deadly 2010 Quake
A year after the quake in Port-au-Prince Haiti bodies still found in rubble signal slow recovery and vast needs. Officials blame weak leadership and broken governance while aid groups say international aid has overlooked local authorities. President Preval flowers mass grave as debris remains uncleared.
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China Shows Stealth Jet as U S Defense Chief Visits
Beijing reports a first test flight of a Chinese stealth fighter while Defense Secretary Gates meets top leaders. Gates warns North Korea could develop ICBMs within five years and pose a direct threat to the United States amid tense ties.
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Record Low Long-Distance Moves Hit U.S. Chicago
Census Bureau data show Americans avoiding interstate relocations with about 4.3 million long-distance moves in 2009 down from 1.6 percent of adults. Young adults face jobless pressures, college graduates linger near home, and foreign moves dip to 0.3 percent. Three Texas cities Austin Dallas Houston lead metro inflows of graduates.
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