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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 2007

Page

3

Abolition Call Echoes as Guantanamo Marks Five Years

A legal aid group representing Guantanamo detainees denounces the prison as an abomination and urges closure, citing abuse reports and access issues. Celebrations of the five year anniversary include protests in New York London Sydney and other cities with activists led by Cindy Sheehan and Asif Iqbal. A separate Christian protest opposes gay rights law, urging the Queen to defend religious freedom as the Equality Act 2006 provisions roll out in Northern Ireland and plan to extend to the rest of Britain.

Guantanamo Bay U.S Washington Michael Ratner Center For Constitutional Rights Guantanamo America New York London Sydney Australia United States Britain Cindy Sheehan Iraq Cuba U.S. Navy Asif Iqbal House of Lords Northern Ireland England Wales Scotland High Court The Christian Institute Andrea Minichello Williams Buckingham Palace Church of England

Canada reports firstCanadian sextuplets birth at Vancouver hospital

A woman delivered what are believed to be Canada's first sextuplets at B C Women's Hospital and Health Centre in Vancouver. The six babies, each weighing about 1 pound 6 ounces to 1 pound 12 ounces, were born roughly three months early and are in fair condition with stable vital signs. Doctors say they face an 80 percent chance of survival to discharge. The family and details remain private at the request of the hospital and couple, Jehovah's Witnesses.

Canada B.C. Women's Hospital and Health Center Vancouver Liz Whynot Brian Lupton

U S forces boost air power in Baghdad on Haifa Street

U S jets and helicopter gunships pounded central Baghdad battleground Haifa Street as about 1 000 Iraqi and U S troops conducted raids to curb insurgent activity. Iraqi officials said 50 militants were killed while authorities found 52 bodies in three cities, including 41 in Baghdad, in sectarian reprisals.

Baghoao Iraq U.S Baghdad Haifa Street Nouri al-Maliki Scott Bleichwehr Bleichwehr Iraqi Defense Ministry Khalid Mohammed

Al-Maliki vows Iraqi army push against sectarian fighters

Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki plans a stepped up campaign with U.S. support targeting Sunni insurgents in western Baghdad as a prelude to challenging Muqtada al-Sadr to disarm his Mahdi Army militia. Anonymity shielded the plan's specifics.

al-Maliki U.S Muqtada al-Sadr Mahdi Army Associated Press Baghdad al-Sadr

Bush plan for troop surge outlined amid opposition

Details from Associated Press describe a plan to deploy up to 20,000 additional U.S. troops to Iraq by month’s end under President Bush. A Senate Democrat-led backlash, allied with Speaker Pelosi, accompanies a White House push for a broader strategy including Iraqi reforms, oil revenue sharing, and a push for allied help while urging restraint toward Iran and Syria. The rollout includes potential carrier movement and expanded National Guard use, with Bush framing the surge alongside economic aid and military expansion.

Washington U.S Iraq Bush House Nancy Pelosi Mideast Syria Iran Congress Senate Harry Reid Britain Australia Denmark White House 82Nd Airborne Division Kuwait Fort Bragg John C. Stennis Persian Gulf Pentagon National Guard Army Marine Corps

U S strikes in Somalia target al Qaida fighters

American forces carried out helicopter strafing against suspected al Qaida fighters in southern Somalia following two days of airstrikes. A U S intelligence official said five to ten rebels were killed at one target, with several wounded. Somali casualties were reported including a civilian couple, while officials noted ongoing operations near Afmadow and Haji.

Somalia al-Qaida U.S Washington Afmadow Somali Defense Ministry Associated Press East Africa Harun Ahmed Shino Moulii Nur Kenya Nur Haji Almadow Defense Department Bryan Whitman al- Qaida Whitman Dwight D. Eisenhower

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