Abducted Teen Escapes As Gunman Sought
A 13 year old boy named Clay Moore was abducted at gunpoint from a school bus stop Friday morning. He escaped about 1:30 p.m. after being taken to a wooded area. Sheriff Charlie Wells said the gunman is still being sought and was in a red truck.
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North Korea to discuss dismantling nuclear program with IAEA
Vienna reports that UN official Mohamed ElBaradei signaled North Korea will host IAEA inspectors, a potential step toward dismantling its weapons program. Officials expect the trip to occur in the second week of March, signaling willingness to accept outside scrutiny after leaving the NPT.
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Bush outlines goal for 20 percent gas-use reduction
Former President George Bush envisions driving with various fuels and rechargeable batteries in cars that do not resemble golf carts, aiming to cut gasoline use by 20 percent over the next decade. The remark underscores a push for diverse energy options and practical vehicle design changes.
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Democrats push plan to repeal Iraq war authority
Senate Democrats propose a phased withdrawal and shrinking U S combat mission within 120 days. The measure would repeal 2002 authorization, claim the war needs a political solution, and seek a vote within two weeks amid White House and GOP opposition.
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Phoenix airport tests new backscatter body scanner
The Phoenix airport becomes the first in the United States to test backscatter X-ray technology that reveals body contours. TSA says images resemble line drawings and remain voluntary as a backup screening option. Passengers can choose between the device and a pat-down, and the test is described as quick and optional. Citizens like Kelsi Dunbar from Seattle express no strong concern.
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Train derailment in England kills one, injures many
A Virgin high speed train from London to Scotland derailed near Lambrigg in northwest England at 8 10 p m sending carriages down an embankment. Officials reported one death and 77 injuries with a Royal Lancaster Infirmary spokeswoman confirming the fatality early Saturday.
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