U S Soldier Split Afghan Killings Into Two Attacks
U S investigators believe the soldier accused of killing 17 Afghan civilians carried out two separate assaults. After the first attack he returned to base, then slipped away to strike again, supporting claims the killings were by a single individual rather than a longer, sustained spree.
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Egyptian Soccer Fans Clash With Troops After Suspension
Egyptian soldiers clashed with thousands of Port Said Al Masry fans over a club suspension. A teenager was killed and 68 injured as tear gas and gunfire filled the streets near the Suez Canal main building.
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Spanish police arrest bar code pimps gang
Spanish police detained 22 suspects tied to a gang dubbed the bar code pimps. They allegedly used violence to force women into prostitution and tattooed bar codes on victims as ownership marks. A 19 year old woman was beaten held and tattooed with a bar code and a debt of 2650 dollars cited by investigators. All arrestees were Romanian.
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Fire kills eight in Charleston house collapse of lives
A Charleston residence fire killed eight people including six children and left one more hospitalized. The blaze began about 3:30 a.m. with limited detectors in a tightly packed north Charleston neighborhood. Victims were all related. cause under investigation though arson not suspected.
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NATO bombing anniversary draws Serbian complaints
Belgrade marks the 13th anniversary of NATO’s 1999 air campaign. President Boris Tadic calls the bombing a crime and honors Serbs killed, while ceremonies unveil a memorial amid protests. Officials cite 2,500 dead and 12,000 wounded. independent counts vary. Liberal groups urge facing wartime past to aid EU bid.
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Cheney Receives New Heart in Transplant Surgery
Former Vice President Dick Cheney, 71, underwent a heart transplant Saturday at a Virginia hospital and is recovering. An aide said Cheney had waited more than 20 months for the donor heart and does not know the donor’s identity. He had a heart attack in 2010, his fifth since age 37.
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Elderly man charged after roommate stabbed over TV volume
Manchester police say an 81 year old man was stabbed once in the chest by his 63 year old roommate in a dispute over TV volume. The victim was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. The roommate faces first degree assault charges.
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