Russian forces storm Moscow theatre after hostage crisis ends
Russian special forces stormed the Moscow theatre where Chechen rebels held about 50 hostages. Dozens of bodies were removed as survivors were loaded onto buses. Officials said most hostage takers were killed. casualties among hostages and rebels unclear.
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Sniper suspects charged with murder in Alabama case
Alabama officials filed capital murder charges against John Allen Muhammad and 17-year-old John Lee Malvo for the Sept. 21 liquor store shooting that killed Claudine Parker and wounded Kellhe Adams. Maryland prosecutors also pursue six counts of first degree murder and seek the death penalty for Muhammad.
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Art exhibit remains up in Medicine Hat amid protests
The Medicine Hat Museum and Art Gallery will keep displaying The Body Its Lesson and Camouflage by Diana Thorneycroft despite complaints to police and city council. Police chief Normand Boucher says censorship is limited by the venue warning and age restriction, while City Councillor Wayne Craven defends artistic freedom and notes the exhibit is not publicly visible.
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Two-Vehicle Collision On Sixth Avenue Incurred $50K Damage
Emergency crews responded to a crash between a late-model Dodge Ram and a Ford F-250 at Sixth Avenue and 17 Street SW at about 7 30 p m Friday. Both drivers walked away without serious injuries and damage is estimated at 50000 with charges pending.
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Senate backs five billion health funding plan with tax debate
A Senate social affairs committee report urges Ottawa to add 5 billion annually to health care but rejects a GST style tax. It recommends a variable national health care insurance premium, with low earners paying as little as 183 and high earners up to 1460 yearly. Critics urge using surpluses or cutting programs.
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