Bomb attack kills U S soldier near Baghdad affects multiple incidents
A homemade bomb exploded near a U S military vehicle on a supply route northeast of Baghdad, killing one U S soldier and wounding another from the 3rd Corps Support Command. A separate car bomb in Irbil killed a Iraqi and wounded six Americans and 41 Iraqis. additional blasts injured three soldiers near Fallujah and a mortar strike seriously injured a soldier near Balad. Pipeline fires from saboteurs raise Iraq oil disruption costs.
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Kansans Face 365 Day Reserve Tours With No End In Sight
Kansas National Guard and Army Reserve members eye a year long tour extended by the Bush administration. Master Sgt. Jack Lee of the 89th Regional Readiness Command, a Wichita teacher, notes his fifth mobilization. Public affairs officer Joy Moser says the move aims to keep experienced troops, with about 1,200 mobilized in Kansas.
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Brianna LaHara appears in early file sharing lawsuit settlement
Brianna LaHara, a 12-year-old New York girl among the first sued by the music industry for sharing music online, is off the hook after her mother agreed to pay 2000 dollars. The hurried settlement, announced after 261 lawsuits nationwide, involved an apology and admission of copyright violations.
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Boston Archdiocese Enters $85 Million Abuse Settlement
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston offers $85 million to 552 people harmed by priests. Payouts range from 80 000 to 300 000 with awards set by an independent mediator. Counseling for victims will be funded. Ratification requires 80 percent plaintiff agreement.
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Edward Teller dies father of the H bomb at 95
Edward Teller, key U S defense and energy policy figure known as the father of the hydrogen bomb, died at 95 after a stroke at his Stanford home. He influenced atomic and nuclear power policy, advised presidents, and defended the existence of atomic weapons amid Cold War tensions. He received top honors including the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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