Hamas Fatah coalition forms moderate Palestinian government
In Gaza City Hamas and Fatah installed a new coalition aiming to end international isolation and lift sanctions. Israel rejected the new government for not fully recognizing Israel or renouncing violence, while Norway recognized it and Britain and the U.N. signaled possible funding if anti-Israel actions ease. North Korea said it will shut its main nuclear reactor as part of a disarmament process, but linked to releasing frozen Macau funds. The U.S. envoy said North Korea remains obligated.
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New York Cleanup Crews Ready for Parade Weather
Cleanup crews cleared snow and ice in Manhattan on Saturday as New York prepared for St Patrick’s Day festivities despite a storm that canceled more than 1400 flights. The system moved north with sleet snow and freezing rain tailing off. Eight inches fell in Frostburg Maryland and five in New York City.
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Athens resident joins Washington protest over Iraq deaths
Ann Bonner of Athens Ohio voices sorrow at the protest in D C about casualties in Iraq. She says too many people have died and daily life feels wrong while others suffer, Americans and Iraqis alike.
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Iraq war cost and funding debated in 2008 budget talks
The Iraq war may cost near 500 billion dollars after four years, with a potential to top 1 trillion. It has consumed less than 1 percent of GDP, yet funding through supplemental appropriations has shielded it from budget scrutiny. Analysts urge shifting to traditional budgeting.
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Christians protest Iraq war at Washington cathedral vigil
Thousands of Christians gathered at the Washington National Cathedral to pray for peace on the fourth anniversary of the Iraq war. Demonstrators marched with battery operated candles toward the White House, where police arrested about 222 people by Saturday morning for failing to stay in motion on the sidewalk.
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Chlorine Bomb Attacks Target Sunni Areas in Anbar
In Anbar province three truck bombings using chlorine gas wounded civilians and U S troops, killing at least two. Attacks hit a Sunni tribal leader’s office and a checkpoint near Ramadi, with a secondary blast in Amiriyah causing chlorine exposure to residents. The incidents follow a push by Prime Minister Maliki to win Sunni tribal support amid rising insurgent power.
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Free Hypnosis Session Promises Free Publicly Funded Help
A two hour group session offered by New Life Clinics TM invites participants to be hypnotized to stop smoking or lose weight with stress relief included. The program is described as state registered and non profit with a board certified hypnotherapist delivering the treatment while participants remain aware.
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