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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 2012

Page

7

Assad says time needed to crush rebels in Syria war

Syria's President Bashar Assad acknowledged the struggle in the civil war saying the armed forces will require time to defeat the rebels while defections from the regime continue. He described a stalemate amid multiple fronts and warned against overusing firepower. The interview touched on Damascus and Aleppo battles and his view that defections are a cleansing process within the state.

Beirut Bashar Assad Syria Assad Damascus Aleppo Dunya Rami Makhlouf

Book contradicts officials account of bin Laden raid

The memoir No Easy Day by former SEAL Matt Bissonnette, writing as Mark Owen, contests the administration account of Osama bin Laden’s raid. It depicts SEALs firing on a suspect who might have been armed, while officials said the target posed a threat only after ducking back into a bedroom. The AP obtained a copy and notes intimate, human moments from the operation as drone strikes dominate the wider war.

Washington Navy Osama bin Laden Matt Bissonnette Administration Abbotabad bin Laden Pakistan al-Qaida Bissonnette Mark Owen Penguin Group United States Yemen Long War Journal National Security Council Tommy Vietor Kevin Maurer Maurer

Swedish Bond party drawls scrutiny over SAPO spending

Sweden's SAPO security service faced criticism after admitting a Bond themed staff party for about 650000 dollars. Held for about 1000 employees in June 2011, the event reportedly included roulette tables a tuxedoed orchestra Bond film music and performances by Swedish artists prompting the prime minister to call tighter agency spending.

Stockholm Sweden SAPO Dagens Nyheter

Paralympic Games Open With Stellar London Ceremony

London welcomed 4200 athletes from over 160 nations for the 2012 Paralympics guided by Stephen Hawking. Prime Minister Reinfeldt criticized agency spending as chiefs are well paid. The show, directed by Hemmings and Sealey, featured 73 deaf and disabled performers and 68 disabled volunteers, aiming to surpass previous attendance with 2.5 million tickets expected by September 9.

SAPO Fredrik Reinfeldt London Stephen Hawking Olympic Stadium Hawking Bradley Hemmings Jenny Sealey Isaac Newton

Julia Child Foundation sues Thermador maker over use of her image

The Julia Child Foundation for Gastronomy and the Culinary Arts sues BSH Home Appliances Corp in Irvine California, alleging unauthorized use of Childs name and image to tout high end Thermador ovens. The company says it merely references Childs use of its appliances in marketing.

Julia Child Thermador Ovens Julia Child Foundation For Gastronomy and The Culinary Arts BSH Home Appliances Corp Child Irvine Calif

Gas prices surge as Isaac hits Gulf Coast refineries

Storm Isaac shuts Gulf Coast refineries cutting 13 million barrels per day of capacity and sending drivers from Louisiana to Ohio to pay higher prices. The national average climbs toward 3.80 a gallon with Midwest spikes driven by refinery outages and a pipeline shutdown. Pump costs may ease after Labor Day as refiners switch to winter blends.

New York Gulf Coast Louisiana Mississippi Illinois Indiana Ohio Patrick de Haan Gasbuddy.com Driv Ers Alabama Florida Midwest Oil Price Information Service Isaac Dickson Stewart Minneapolis Savannah Chicago Stewart

Markets End Quiet as Dow Dips. Commodities Mixed

Wednesday sees the Dow Industrials at 13,107.48 with a 449 point drop, the Nasdaq at 3,081.19 down 4.05, and the S&P 500 at 1,410.49 after 1.19 points. Corn and soybeans climb while oil slips. precious metals show small moves amid mixed commodity activity.

Dow Industrials S&p Treasury Chicago Kansas City New York

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