Star Wars III Revenge of the Sith Promises Big 2005 Lineup
A list of upcoming films for 2005 highlights Star Wars III Revenge of the Sith, positioned among other promising titles. The feature marks a major anticipated release this year for fans and industry watchers.
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Deadly Baghdad attack kills seven soldiers and two Marines
A roadside bomb in northwest Baghdad killed seven U S soldiers and two Marines in western Iraq on Thursday, the deadliest day for American forces since last month’s base attack. The incident occurred as Iraq extended a 30 day state of emergency amid rising militant attacks ahead of elections.
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Iraq
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Thomas Metz
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Two men arrested after Middletown gas station robbery
Two men attempted a gas station robbery in Middletown, but Springboro officers captured them 14 minutes later. The incident prompted a city response and ongoing investigation.
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Springboro
Evacuations as Carlisle flooded near Great Miami River
Four homes on Dayton-Oxford Road and Gibson Lane were evacuated as fast rising floodwaters reached knee height. Carlisle firefighters aided 12 people, with residents sheltering in a coin laundry as water crested near midnight and officials warned of another six inches.
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Middletown Journal
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Warren County Emergency Management Agency
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Health agencies report no major disease outbreaks after tsunami
Despite fears of rapid deaths, health officials say no epidemics have appeared in tsunami zones. Aid workers distribute water purification tablets and sanitation facilities while monitoring for cholera and typhoid. WHO warns risk remains and urges continued, sustained aid.
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Indonesia
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U.N. Health Agency
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World Health Organization
Roy Wadia
Gonzales vows no torture as attorney general nominee
Alberto Gonzales told the Senate Judiciary Committee that the administration does not engage in torture and will not condone it. He pledged to represent the United States and its people if confirmed and said he would examine FBI reports on possible prisoner mistreatment at Guantanamo Bay and consider Geneva Conventions changes.
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Downhill or uphill hikes affect fat and sugar in blood
A study of Alps hikers shows uphill exercise clears fats from blood faster while downhill hiking reduces blood sugar more. Both forms lower bad cholesterol. one may aid diabetics more. Researchers note practical uses like stairs versus elevator to meet fitness goals.
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Austria
American Heart Association
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Mayo Clinic
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