Betancourt Faces Question Of Running For Colombia President
After six years in rebel captivity Betancourt weighs her political future amid polls showing high support. She praises Uribe and the military while signaling continued interest in public service and potential candidacy despite constitutional limits.
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Goleta Fire Grows Prompting More Evacuations
The Goleta wildfire near Los Padres National Forest expanded to about 5 400 acres and prompted evacuations for over 1 700 homes with 300 more warned to prepare. Santa Barbara County officials declared a local emergency and the fire became a top state firefighting priority as winds drive growth. Over 800 firefighters fought the blaze as humidity rose and masks were distributed for smoke sensitivity.
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Bush greets new citizens at Monticello naturalization
President Bush marked his final Fourth of July with a naturalization ceremony at Monticello praising new citizens. Protesters interrupted with impeachment chants as Bush stressed free speech and the ongoing war in Iraq framed by national history and American unity.
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Spitzer call girl drops Girls Gone Wild lawsuit
Ashley Dupre voluntarily dismissed a federal case alleging exploitation of her image by Joe Francis. She stated she was 17 when she signed to appear in the Girls Gone Wild video. The suit valued at 10 million dollars and was filed last week.
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Winehouse Performs at Rock in Rio With Wine Glass and White Moccasins
Amy Winehouse sang at Rock in Rio near Madrid wearing white moccasins and a white electric guitar. She appeared slightly unsteady with a glass of red wine, delivered a strong set with her octet and two backing vocalists, and left by helicopter after finishing.
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Brangelina twins welcomed as honorary Nice citizens
Nice mayor says Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s twins will be honorary citizens of Nice even if they do not seek French citizenship. Jolie is hospitalized at Lenval hospital with Pitt visiting. the mayor calls the twins “two little Nicois” and notes citizenship by birth does not apply. The children may gain French citizenship at 18 if France has been their primary residence for five years after age 11.
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Rachael Ray Employee Sues Over Anorexia Bias
Aaron Ferguson, a former accountant for Rachael Ray's TV show, sues CBS Corp and CBSTD Inc plus three staffers in Manhattan Supreme Court for 1 million dollars alleging six years of anorexia with hostile, discriminatory comments and retaliation after repeated complaints. Ray not named.
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