Baghdad suicide car bombing kills 13 near Green Zone
An al-Qaida linked death by own action bomber detonated a car near the Green Zone in Baghdad killing 13 Iraqis and wounding 15 on the anniversary of Saddam Hussein's capture. U.S. forces plan to stay with 150 000 troops ahead of January elections as insurgents press attacks nationwide.
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Pinochet Indicted Under House Arrest in Chile
Chilean court indicts former dictator Augusto Pinochet for the kidnapping of nine dissidents and the killing of one during 1973 to 1990 rule. Judge Guzman overruled health-based exemption, after examining medical reports, setting a new trial path.
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Hamas activist survives Damascus bombing near his vehicle
A Hamas activist survived a Damascus street explosion that destroyed his car shortly after he and his wife and daughter left. Syrian officials blamed Israeli agents and said three bystanders were injured as windows shattered in neighboring buildings. Hamas and allied sources cited Mossad involvement while noting the militant group operates from Damascus.
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Ukraine Prime Minister accuses U S meddling in election
Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych charges Washington with interfering in Ukraine by funding opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko. He denies Russian political influence while highlighting Ukraine’s $20 billion trade with Russia and seeks to cast his stance as democratic and pro American. The U S denies meddling and supports Ukraine’s democratic process.
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Omanaki Returns Home With Shaman's Gift
In chapter thirteen Omanaki and Nahekanat travel back to the friendly village after a perilous journey downriver. The Shaman evaluates their mission, notes lessons learned, and awards Omanaki a stone flower charm. They plan a river voyage to thank their hosts, and Omanaki hopes to reunite with the girl he admires.
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