Palestinians seek answers on Arafat condition in Paris talks
In Ramallah and Paris Palestinians press for disclosure of Yasir Arafat’s health after he was moved to a hospital near Paris. Suha Arafat’s public stance fuels debate as Ahmed Qureia and Mahmoud Abbas visit France to press officials and doctors for information amid calls for transparent succession planning.
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West Bank
Yasir Arafat
Arafat
Paris
Ahmed Queria
PLO
Mahmoud Abbas
Suha
Suha Arafat
Palestinian Authority
Shaken baby case bound over to grand jury
Deputy fire chief charged with child pornography. Police continue pursuit of John E. Nolan, who fled after discovery of explicit material on his computer. Forecast notes partly cloudy skies with a morning freeze, high near 46, low around 32.
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John E. Nolan
Fallujah Invasion by U.S. Forces Across Key Iraqi Stronghold
U S Marines and Army infantry pushed into Fallujah with air and artillery support in a bid to crush insurgent strongholds ahead of Iraqs January election. Col Mike Schupp pledged to kill terrorists as troops secured the train station and began clearing Jalan and Askari neighborhoods, aiming to finish within 72 hours.
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Iraq
U.S
Mike Schupp
Baghdad
Jalan
Askari
Aurora boreal lights dazzle Dayton area sky show
The northern lights captivated area residents Sunday and again Monday, with colors red green and pink visible across Vandalia. Meteorologists note the display stems from geomagnetic activity and coronal mass ejections, with Spaceweather.com predicting more auroras tonight as storms hit Earth's magnetic field.
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New Carlisle
Dayton
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Cheri Adams
The
Astrono
Vandalia
Spaceweather.com
Oklahoma
Fire cuts tested at Station 2 amid budget talk
Middletown City Council heard a 2005 budget plan proposing staffing cuts for the fire department. Station 2 would run with at least 19 firefighters daily through next summer to test the impact of reduced staff. City Manager Ron Olson said the nine month test would provide real life data while Matrix study recommendations shape the plan.
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Dixie Highway
Ron Olson
Olson
Matrix Company
Matrix
John Sauter
Binge Drinking On Campuses Faces Tough Remedies
ASEC study highlights deadly campus drinking with deaths at Colorado State Oklahoma and Arkansas. Presidents like Wake Forest's Thomas Hearn stress culture change, while social norms show mixed results. Wechsler critiques norms but notes gains from community partnerships, parental notices, registered keys, and per drink charges.
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Samantha Spady
Lynn Gordon Bailey Jr
Gordie
University of Colorado
Chi Psi Fraternity
University of Oklahoma
Blake Hammontree
Bradley Barrett Kemp
University of Arkansas
Thomas Burish
Washington & Lee University
Virginia
Harvard University
Henry Wechsler
Wechsler
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Cox News Service
Thomas Hearn
Wake Forest University
Harvard School of Public Health
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