Tornado Death Toll Prompts School Action Questions
Eight students died at Enterprise High School as a tornado struck after officials warned of severe weather hours earlier. Residents report sirens sounded long before the twister, while administrators say evacuation was not feasible. Neighbors recall danger as debris filled the area, and some noted potential better outcomes if students had been dismissed earlier.
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Koreas Agree on Dismantling Nuclear Program and Reunions
South Korea pressed North Korea to meet disarmament terms and refuse full aid until its main reactor shuts down. At first high level talks since October's underground test, North agreed to joint efforts for smooth implementation of dismantling steps and to resume separated family reunions.
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Minnesota Governor Pawlenty Comment on Snowstorm
Minnesota Gov Tim Pawlenty noted that the state had 11 inches of snow by sunrise Friday as ongoing winter weather disrupted travel and chores across communities.
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Government picks new warhead design kicks off redesign
The Bush administration advances a new generation of nuclear warheads with a Lawrence Livermore design aiming for potential 2012 deployment to replace Trident missiles. Critics from nuclear nonproliferation groups warn of expanded production while lawmakers urge caution about signaling renewed weapon development. Senator Dianne Feinstein contends sophisticated warheads on the fleet could spur global arms competition.
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Dow posts worst week in more than four years
The Dow Jones Industrial Average faced a rough session as the dollar weakened and the yen rose, capping a week of global selloff that left the index with its worst weekly drop in over four years. Analysts note lingering U.S. economy concerns and a 416 point prior drop.
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Bluffton baseball team bus plunges from overpass killing six
At Bluffton University in Ohio a charter bus carrying the baseball team crashed on an Atlanta bound trip. Six people died including four players, the driver, and his wife. A.J. Rambhun, an 18 year old second baseman, survived with injuries. Investigators said the driver misjudged an exit ramp. The campus church and gym became gathering places as students mourned.
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