TV Hamilton faces online spyware linked to strip poker site
TV Hamilton staff investigated spyware after a computer on the Hamilton City Schools network allegedly accessed a strip poker site through a pop up. The school network remained unaffected as the PC was disconnected from the Internet after cleaning. Experts say spyware is hard to control and often targets individual machines.
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Bomb blasts kill 26 in Baghdad amid election eve fear
Attacks across Baghdad near the Australian embassy and four Iraqi security sites killed 26 and wounded dozens in the dawn hours. Police, soldiers, and civilians were among the casualties as insurgents pressed violence twelve days before national elections. U.S. commanders warned of continued high tempo raids to curb insurgent activity while hoping for strong turnout among more than 14 million voters despite Sunni Arab opposition and threats at polling stations.
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Power and Sexton Face Indictments in County Court Case
Powers and Sexton face multiple charges including public indecency, sexual battery, intimidation of a witness, and theft in office related to incidents on January 3 in Warren County. Sexton also faces perjury and unauthorized use of government property as the Ohio Supreme Court oversees judicial appointments and disciplinary probes while Co urt proceedings unfold.
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Harlan Township
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Ohio 12Th District
Bush begins second term amid ceremony and security
President Bush, 58, expresses eagerness for work ahead as he and the Cheney family attend inaugural events. They visit the U S Archives to view Washington’s handwritten inaugural address and foundational documents, then attend candlelight fundraisers and galas prior to his noon swearing in on the Capitol’s West Front.
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Rice panel endorses nominee with reservations over Iraq decisions
In a tense session the panel backed Rice amid questions about administration decisions in the Iraq invasion. Biden urged candor but said she showed restraint. Obama pressed for independence from the White House line while Chafee urged openness with Iran.
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Texas two step at second-term inauguration ball
U S performer Neal McCoy opened the Black Tie and Boots Ball with The Boys Are Back in Town then switched to country as a crowd danced the two step. President Bush Laura Bush Barbara and Jenna Bush Cheney attended, calling it a homey Lone Star State event with donors at candle light dinners.
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