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North Korea test fires missile off east coast
North Korea fired a short range missile from South Hamkyong province, traveling about 66 miles before landing in the Sea of Japan. Seoul analysts say the test aims to sustain pressure amid the nuclear program dispute, with officials unsure if the launch succeeded and noting possible improvements over prior missiles.
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Two killed as truck carrying migrants crashes after chase
California Highway Patrol stopped a stolen pickup with more than 20 suspected illegal immigrants using spike strips but did not know the passengers inside. The driver swerved past the strips, hit the center divide and rolled, tossing riders onto the pavement. Authorities seek to confirm nationalities as immigrants rights groups urge ending high speed pursuits of crowded vehicles. A prior crash in January killed three women in a similar incident.
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Nussle to unveil budget plan balancing the deficit
House Budget Committee Chairman Jim Nussle will unveil a 322 trillion budget blueprint that would fund new tax cuts and balance the budget in ten years. The plan aims to curb spending, shape a Medicare prescription drug benefit, and set limits on discretionary and mandatory programs as Congress nears final tax and spending drafts amid war pressures and a rising deficit.
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Class of 2003 2008 joins Rock Hall of Fame headline
New York Daily News reports AC DC, The Police, Elvis Costello, The Clash, and The Righteous Brothers joining the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame during a Waldorf Astoria ceremony. The class includes Benny Benjamin Steve Douglas Floyd Cramer as sidemen. Inductions mark first late 70s punk and heavy metal milestones for AC/DC and Hall of Fame patience.
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