Death toll rises to 14 in Calif mudslides
In San Bernardino Mountains authorities warn residents to brace for more rain and possible floods as salvage teams recover five more bodies from a Christmas Day mudslide at Waterman Canyon. Two campers remain missing. fourteen people have died and two women and a man in their forties were found near the site. Authorities caution that renewed rain jeopardizes search efforts and evacuations remain advisory.
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Cardinal says Pope unafraid of Vatican terror threat
Cardinal Renato Martino, head of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, says Pope John Paul II fears nothing amid reports of a planned Vatican attack. He notes security has risen but the pope remains steadfast, urging actions addressing terrorism's causes and social injustice.
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Libyan nuclear program in early stages says IAEA chief
UN nuclear chief Mohammed ElBaradei announced that an IAEA inspection of four Tripoli sites showed Libya was in the early stages of a weapons program before dismantling it. Equipment was boxed, no weaponization found, and Libya cooperated to potentially end the issue within months. He noted a sophisticated network supplied the material and warned North Korea to follow Libya’s transparency example.
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