Multiple US and world incidents reported in brief
In Corona California two private planes collided near Corona Municipal Airport killing four. In Pakistan authorities arrested two more alleged Bhutto militants in North West Frontier Province, including a man named Mohammed Akram linked to Bhutto's assassination. In Los Angeles a blind harbor seal named Alfred debuted at the LA Zoo after rescue from New Jersey, under quarantine and observation. In Long Beach gunmen attacked two separate birthday parties, killing two teenagers and wounding nine others, with no arrests reported.
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Calif
Corona Municipal
Riverside County
Los Angeles
FAA
Allen Kenitzer
Kenitzer
Islamabad
Pakistan
Benazir Bhutto
North-West Frontier Province
Mohammed Akram
Mansehra
Bhutto
Akram
Los Angeles Zoo
Alfred
New Jersey
L.A
Lauren Whittemore
Kcal-Tv
Long Beach
Long Beach Masonic Temple
Caffeine linked to higher miscarriage risk in pregnancy
A Kaiser study finds women consuming 200 mg or more daily caffeine face about double the miscarriage risk versus those with none. Researchers say limit caffeine during pregnancy and even when trying to conceive due to early fetal development sensitivity.
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David Walton
Kaiser
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Ajog.org
De-Kun Li
Walton
Israel cuts off Gaza City's fuel supply
Gaza City faced a blackout after Israel halted fuel shipments to the sole power plant in retaliation for rocket attacks. Officials warned of a health crisis as hospitals and clinics faced potential outages. Late Sunday airstrikes were reported and Hamas and Israeli officials traded statements on the fuel cut.
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Gaza City
Gaza
Israel
Gaza Strip
Moaiya Hassanain
Hamas
Islamic Jihad
Arye Meckel
Egypt
15 year old bomber targets tribal leaders in Iraq
A 13 year old boy wearing an explosives vest blew himself up during a meeting of Anbar Awakening Council leaders in Fallujah. At least three people were killed and eight wounded. The attacker was the son of a top al Qaida in Iraq suspect. A tribal chief Hadi Hussein al Isawi died, with several others critically injured.
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Washington Post
Baghdad
Iraq
Anbar
Fallujah
Jasim Faiyadh
Faiyadh
al-Qaida
U.S
Attacks Kill Eleven Afghans Across Three Provinces
In Kandahar's Panjwayi district a roadside bomb targeting Afghan or NATO forces killed five civilians and wounded three. In Helmand four truck drivers and two guards died in a convoy attack bound for a NATO base. In Zabul militants killed the provincial peace commission director and left a security guard and driver missing. The year-end Afghanistan NGO Safety Office reported 1,977 civilian deaths from insurgency last year.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
NATO
Sunny
Panjwayi
Kandahar
Taliban
Shah Baran
Baran
Helmand
Koka
Zabul
Peace and Reconciliation Commission
Gulab Shah Alikhail
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