Missing presidential votes cited in Ohio and California tallies
The Cincinnati Post reports that voters skipped the presidential race amid a close contest. Ohio shows 96 580 missing votes this year up from 93 991, with the share falling from 2 to 1.7 percent as five point eight million cast ballots overall. California records 169 826 missing votes, Ohio second in raw total.
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North Korea vows to strengthen deterrent force over US policies
North Korea said it will bolster its deterrent force if the United States continues what it calls hostile policy over the nuclear issue and human rights. Pyongyang condemned the U S Human Rights Act and cited Iraq as proof of Washington’s hostility while seeking to avoid six party talks until the United States changes course.
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Saddam urges Iraqis to unite against U S occupation
Saddam Hussein, in his prison cell, urged Iraqis to stay united against the U S occupation and warned elections could divide the country. His Iraqi lawyer Khalil al-Duleimi said Saddam asked Iraqis to beware of an American plan to split Iraq along sectarian and religious lines and to stand together as Kurds Arabs Shiites Sunnis and Christians.
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Christmas in Iraq: 50,000 Christians flee amid fear
In Kirkuk Christmas plans are canceled as Christians fear attacks and many flee the country. Bombings of churches and shootings drive families to stay indoors and consider armed guards or cancelled events. Despite outages and shortages, the community vows to maintain Christmas spirit. Los Angeles Times
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Car bombings threaten Iraq elections in Baghdad and Shiite areas
Iraq faced near daily car bombings since early September mainly in Sunni districts as nearly 30 attackers killed three Iraqi Independent Election Commission workers in central Baghdad. In Karbala eight died amid widespread fears of voter fear and disrupted turnout. Shiite leaders urged unity to keep elections on track.
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