Eight indicted in Spain over aiding 9/11 suspects
A Madrid judge charged eight individuals with terrorism for supplying logistics and counterfeit documents to Sept. 11 suspects including Ramzi Bin al-Shibh. The case links to al Qaida and the Hamburg cell's contacts with Osama bin Laden's network.
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Funeral Stirs Muslim Christian Tensions in New Jersey
In Jersey City a funeral for Egyptian Christian couple Hosam Armanious 47 Amal Garas 37 and daughters Sylvia 15 Monica 8 devolved into a melee after services with mourners blaming Muslims for the killings Investigators probe whether a Muslim anger over a father’s online postings sparked the slayings.
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Putin orders pension hikes amid protests over reforms
President Vladimir Putin promised a moderate pension increase and blamed federal and local officials for failing to implement Kremlin reforms that cut benefits. He spoke after police blocked hundreds of protesters from retaking a central St. Petersburg intersection occupied by thousands of pensioners over the weekend.
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Ruth Warrick, Star of All My Children, Dies at 88
Ruth Warrick, famed for her role as Phoebe Tyler Wallingford on All My Children and an early cast member in Citizen Kane, died at 88 at her New York home from pneumonia complications. Born in Saint Joseph Missouri, she debuted in 1941's Citizen Kane.
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Study finds common colorectal screening test unreliable
A Philadelphia study reports the in office stool test misses potential cancerous colon growths 95 percent of the time. The home six sample test fares better but still detects cancerous growths in under 24 percent of cases, raising concerns about screening effectiveness.
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Romania's 66 year old birth claim shocks nation
Adriana Iliescu, a 66 year old Bucharest professor and children’s author, gave birth via in vitro fertilization at Giulesti Maternity Hospital. Her first child Eliza Maria was delivered by C section with a twin girl stillborn. Iliescu and the baby were in good condition in intensive care.
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Archbishops seizure among coordinated Iraq attacks
Insurgents seized Archbishop Basil Georges Casmoussa in Mosul and attacked security forces across Iraq in a campaign that left over 20 dead. In Beiji a driver detonated a car bomb near a police station wounding 25. in Buhriz eight soldiers fell, four wounded at a provincial broadcasting center. Marines in Ramadi reported casualties after a passing vehicle attack and explosion.
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U N curbs aid worker travel in Aceh amid fighting
U N officials ban aid workers from traveling between Banda Aceh and Medan in Aceh province amid renewed clashes between Indonesian forces and rebels. The move follows Denmark cautioning its staff over an imminent threat and a UNHCR spokesman citing ongoing conflict as the reason for the travel restriction.
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