U S responds to Awlaki killing with warnings and risk assessment
The Obama administration warns that Anwar al Awlaki's death in Yemen could spur anti American violence. The State Department notes supporters may seek revenge against U S citizens or interests after an attack on his convoy killed him.
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Rats to be removed from seized Alaska fishing vessel
The Coast Guard said 22 crew members must be removed from the Bangun Perkasa and dealt with for a rat infestation before the vessel is allowed to dock in Alaska. The seizure stemmed from alleged rollating CS laws over draft net fishing. authorities retrieved a 16 tile net and found 30 tons of squid and 30 shark carcasses.
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Icelandic Protest Egg Attack Shocks Parliament
More than 1000 Icelanders protested outside the parliament in Reykjavik demanding relief from debt after the 2008 bank collapse. Lawmakers and the president were pelted with eggs as they entered the Mass at Cathedral, signaling anger over economic crisis measures.
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Mormons Plan Temples in Colombia Africa and More
The Mormon church aims to build five temples worldwide including Barranquilla Colombia Durban South Africa Kinshasa DRC and Star Valley Wyoming. Church president cites 14.1 million members and restoration of a historic Uiuah church destroyed last year.
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Army lobbyists push for corporate offshore profits tax break
A Bloomberg-compiled pool of over 160 lobbyists led by Apple Google and Cisco urges Congress to grant a repatriation tax holiday on more than 1 trillion in offshore profits entailing an estimated 78.7 billion cost over a decade. Former Hill aides including Jeffrey Forbes Jim McCrery and Dena Battle line up to advocate.
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Afghan leader presses Pakistan over Taliban talks
Afghan President Karzai urged Pakistan to push for a political resolution to the war while claiming Islamabad harbors militants. Afghan officials also accused Pakistan’s ISI of involvement in Rabbani’s assassination as Pak PM Gilani offered to share intelligence and pursue peace talks.
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Suspect in slayings killed in manhunt near Fort Bragg
Aaron Bassler, 35, suspected in the killings of Fort Bragg Councilman Jere Melo and Mendocino County Land Trust worker, was shot seven times by officers after raising a high powered rifle six miles east of Fort Bragg. Police say a bloodhound-tracker helped locate him at a truck shop burglary site ending the weeks long nationwide forest chase.
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