Navies of US Turkey and Israel set for joint drills off Haifa
The USS John Roger and Turkey's TCG Yavuz docked in Haifa as U S Turkey and Israel prepare a one day joint search and rescue exercise off the Israeli coast. An Israeli ship joined the plan drawing Arab League criticism with Jordan invited to observe and Egypt declining.
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Tibetan archives urged for preservation by Chinese lawmakers
Two Chinese lawmakers Nie Dajiang and Xu Jing urged the government to preserve about 700 year old Tibetan archives totaling around 3 million documents. The records cover Yuan Dynasty history and many aspects of Tibet's political, economic, military, cultural and religious life.
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Bangladesh Cold Wave Kills At Least 165
A two week cold spell in Bangladesh has killed at least 165 people as hundreds of homeless seek warmth by small fires. Dense fog delays air traffic ferries and long road travel with temperatures in the north dipping to 46 degrees.
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Beetle Revived Yet Keeps Retro Charm At Auto Show
Volkswagen unveils a restyled Beetle in North American show debut. The 1999 model features air conditioning, ABS, dual airbags, a front water cooled engine and a base price around 15 thousand dollars. VW targets 50 thousand sales in year one as nostalgia drives demand.
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President says vacation photos invaded privacy yet liked one image
President Clinton told reporters the media invaded his privacy with beach photos from the Caribbean trip though he approved of a photo of him and Hillary dancing on the beach. White House aides criticized the coverage and pledged to pursue the issue.
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Mothers milk linked to higher school performance study
A New Zealand study of over 1000 children through age 18 finds longer breast feeding associated with higher standardized math and reading scores and better classroom performance. Researchers adjust for socioeconomics, noting several small gains with longer duration.
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