Man swept at Klamath River mouth seeks new start
Dustin Weber, 25, leaving Oregon drug abuse, aims for a fresh life with the Yurok Tribe along California coast. A tsunami surge from Japan’s earthquake swept him from the mouth of the Klamath River. rescuers could not reach him and he is presumed dead, first West Coast tsunami fatality since 1964 Crescent City deaths. Archangel Ancient Tree Archive, Copemish Michigan, clones and preserves champion trees to restore forests and combat climate change. Co founder David Millard hails 200 ecologically valuable species, including redwoods and Irish 1000 year old trees, for carbon storage and detox absorption as it plans to sell millions of trees for replanting.
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Bus crash in New York leaves 14 dead
Passengers and witnesses dispute bus driver Ophadell Williams account of being clipped by a tractor trailer before the crash on Interstate 95. Police spoke to the trailer driver who says he followed the bus. Williams is hospitalized in serious condition as investigators seek the cause of the overnight trip from Mohegan Sun to Chinatown, New York.
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Japan central bank floods markets as stocks plunge after quake
Japan's central bank pumped a record 7 trillion yen into money markets on Monday as the Nikkei 225 fell 464.88 points to 9,789.55 amid earthquake and tsunami damage. The Topix dropped 5.4 percent while Toyota, Tokyo Electric Power and other majors faced steep losses. The BOJ pledged liquidity to aid lending and curb volatility as energy shortages and factory shutdowns threaten a fragile economy already burdened by high debt.
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Gadhafi forces push rebels from key Libyan town
Libyan troops swept rebels from Brega amid waves of strikes by warships tanks and warplanes. Rebels claimed a return to the town after dusk as fighting raged along the eastern front with control of the coastal highway in question. The U N urged a no fly zone while Western powers weighed military options.
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Yemen and Bahrain gripped by clashes and protests
Yemeni police on rooftops wounded over 100 in a protest encampment near Sanaa University as security backed by government supporters attacked. In Bahrain anti-government demonstrations paralyzed the capital while Oman shifts some lawmaking powers. Saudi authorities tolerate 200 activists calling for detainee releases amid crackdowns.
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Clinton spokesman resigns after WikiLeaks remarks
P J Crowley, chief State Department spokesman, quits after calling Manning detention conditions ridiculous and stupid. President Obama defends the confinement while Clinton accepts the resignation with regret. Manning remains in solitary confinement with stripping and a night smock as Amnesty International.
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