Moscow serial killer convicted of 48 murders
Alexander Pichushkin was found guilty of 48 murders in Moscow and three attempted murders after a jury verdict. He claimed 63 victims but prosecutors proved 48, mostly in five years around Butsa Park. The prosecutor urged life with 15 years in isolation. Russia still bars capital punishment.
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White House to unveil Iran sanctions
The Bush administration plans a unilateral sanctions package against Iran designating the Revolutionary Guard Corps as a WMD proliferator and the Quds Force for supporting terrorism. Rice and Paulson to announce what officials call the broadest punitive measures against Tehran since 1979. The move aims to isolate Iran despite ongoing arms sales to allies and security threats in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Bush urges world support for Cuban democracy
President Bush urged international help to topple Fidel Castro and back a Cuban democratic movement. He called for solidarity with dissidents, described Cubans' lack of free employment and speech, and warned of undisclosed horrors under the regime.
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Southern California wildfires eased winds aid firefighting efforts
Fire crews gain ground as winds drop to 21 to 36 mph and aerial assaults resume. Authorities report about 1,500 homes destroyed and 674 square miles burned across five counties with 8,500 homes still threatened. The medical examiner lists six deaths linked to the blazes. President Bush signs major disaster declaration as evacuations continue.
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Anamosa couple aids fire victims across the nation
Doug and Pat Nauman of Anamosa joined others in responding to Katrina floods and California wildfires by volunteering three weeks in the San Diego area. They traveled after Pat, 60, and fellow retirees boarded a Cedar Rapids flight, while Red Cross reports 17 Eastern Iowans assist with mass feeding and shelter work in disaster zones.
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A new free report claims to reveal an un told story behind fibromyalgia pain, detailing misdiagnosis and mistreatment and presenting a natural procedure with miraculous results. Call 1-888-238-4533 for a free copy or visit Dr. Mitchell at 1110 Old Marien Rd NE Ste 2.
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