Beebe ordered to 18 months for 1984 UVA assault
William Beebe, 42, pleaded guilty to aggravated sexual battery for the 1984 attack on a University of Virginia student. A Charlottesville judge sentenced him to 18 months in prison with 10 years suspended, plus 500 hours of community service on sexual assault and alcohol abuse on college campuses. He apologized and asked for relevance of his changed life.
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Castro's 2008 Prospects Face Nominated Leader Fit for Duty
Ricardo Alarcon head of Cuba's National Assembly says Fidel Castro, age 80, could continue as president after the 2008 elections, expressing confidence in his ability to handle responsibilities if nominated.
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Al-Qaeda weakened by mastermind's capture
ISLAMABAD AP Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s 2001 to 2002 operations are examined in a Guantanamo Bay tribunal testimony. He claims leadership roles in 31 attacks including 9/11, Pearl beheading, and Bali bombing plots with uncertain links to other plots. The capture is portrayed as a setback but not a knockout blow to al Qaida’s capabilities.
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New U.N. sanctions agreed for Iran
The five veto powers plus Germany endorsed a draft U.N. Security Council resolution proposing modest sanctions on Iran for refusing to freeze enrichment. The measures include an arms export ban and financial restrictions on 28 Iran linked individuals and organizations, many tied to the Revolutionary Guard. A vote is not expected until late next week as non permanent members review.
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Four U.S. soldiers killed in Baghdad roadside blast
In eastern Baghdad, four U.S. soldiers were killed when a roadside bombing struck a returning unit. The attack followed a separate car bombing that killed at least 14 in the Baghdad area. A demolition team found an explosively formed projectile at the scene, a high tech bomb linked to Iranian supply chains.
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Free public hypnosis therapy session offered by New Life Clinics
A free two hour group hypnotic therapy session promises to help stop smoking and lose weight with stress relief. The Board-Certified hypnotherapist will conduct the session, with attendees remaining aware and in control. No reservation or paperwork required. sign in 30 minutes early. A voluntary five dollar donation is appreciated. Adults and mature teens only.
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