Kaus Home After Serving Time in Brig
Former Army Maj. Catherine Kaus returns to Dayton after six months in the brig for taking Army vehicles in Kuwait to support her Iraq mission. She remains supportive of the military and seeks clemency from Lt. Gen. Thomas Metz, backed by Sens. DeWine and Durbin.
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Ohio
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Baby Delivers During Storm Stranded Family Reaches Hospital
A Farmersville family forced along a highway for four hours during a winter storm was aided by emergency crews who escorted them to safety and to the hospital. A preliminary autopsy regarding NFL star Reggie White notes a possible respiratory disease as a contributing factor. Patchy fog is forecast with highs around 33 and a low near 30.
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Farmersville
Reggie White
Teacher's Dream Job Lands Her on Runways Nationwide
Middletown woman leaves the classroom to pursue modeling full time, joining a traveling fashion show circuit across the United States. The piece profiles her transition from educator to model and highlights the personal and professional costs and rewards of a life on the road.
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U.S
Middletown
Tsunami Toll Tops Twenty-Two Thousand in Indian Ocean
Death toll climbs past 22,000 across ten countries as救 aid agencies mobilize. Rescue teams, morgues, and hospitals struggle amid widespread homelessness and contaminated water. U N Relief Coordinator Jan Egeland warns of billions in damage. US to provide 15 million in aid. eight Americans killed.
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India
Somalia
Indonesia
Indian Ocean
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Jan Egeland
U.N
United States
U.S
Colin Powell
Powell
Gurinder
Gay marriage fees see uphill battle
Opponents concede victory in states voting on gay marriage will not swiftly lead to constitutional amendments. The Nov 2 results modestly boosted amendment supporters in Congress, with predictions of further court rulings shaping sentiment. Senators Cornyn and others cite Florida, California, Nebraska cases as potential catalysts, while ACLU officials doubt rapid shifts.
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Texas
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California
Nebraska
Matt Coles
ACLU
Lesbian and Gay Rights Project
Bowl game marks end of an era
OXFORD The Terry Hoeppner era in Miami University football ends tonight as the RedHawks face the Iowa State Cyclones in the Independence Bowl in Shreveport Louisiana. Hoeppner leaves after 19 years at Miami to take the Indiana Hoosiers job, capping a period of two MAC East titles and a rise in national prominence.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Kids raise funds to help soldiers phone home nationwide
Brittany and Robbie Bergquist, both tweens from Norwell Massachusetts, founded Cell Phones for Soldiers with $14 and grew it into a nonprofit that has supplied prepaid calling cards worth $250,000 to troops in Iraq Afghanistan and Kuwait. Local and school drives plus media coverage spurred hundreds of chapters and drop off centers as IRS tax deductibility was granted. The effort mirrors USO Phone Home program while expanding nationwide with recycled cell phones.
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Kuwait
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Mass
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