Military smoking stalls progress toward smoke free forces
In Forward Operating Base Falcon Iraq, troops react to a Pentagon study proposing a tobacco free military in about two decades. Some see health and cost benefits, others worry about morale and recruitment as stress and addiction influence continued smoking.
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Burglary Suspect Returns for TV in Pensacola
Police say a Florida burglar who took a wallet, watch and video game system came back hours later to steal a 100-pound plasma screen TV. Pensacola investigators and K nine units searched the area but found neither the burglar nor the TV left in the backyard for fingerprint dusting.
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Iraqi journalist to be released early after Bush shoe-throwing
Muntadhar al Zeidi, the Iraqi reporter who hurled his shoes at George W. Bush, will be freed next month after a court reduced his three year sentence for assaulting a foreign leader to one year and then granted early release for good behavior. He has served since December 14 following Bush’s last Iraq visit.
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