Gangs impede aid effort in storm-ravaged Gonaives Haiti
Gonaives, Haiti, faces delays and danger as street gangs loot and threaten aid workers ten days after Tropical Storm Jeanne. Officials report 1,500 deaths and 900 missing while U.N. and Brazilian peacekeepers struggle to secure food distribution for the city’s 250,000 residents.
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Haiti
U.S
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Jeanne
Rony
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Cassolet
U.N. Stabilization Mission
John Harrison
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
U.N
Brazil
Manette Jean
Harrison
Associated Press
World Food Program
Joathe Joseph
CARE
Joseph
Herard Abraham
United Nations
Aristide
Abu Sayyaf Leaders Targeted in Philippines Clashes
Manila backed forces pressed a major operation against Abu Sayyaf leaders Radulan Sahiron and son Ismin in Patikul Mindanao. One marine was killed and six others were wounded, with US assistance in training and equipment but no combat. Rival fighters possibly numbered in dozens, with unclear fate for the leaders as operations continued.
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Philippines
Abu Sayyaf
Washington
Patikul
Jolo Island
Radulan Sahiron
Ismin
Agustin Dimaala
Sahiron
Dimaala
Associated Press
U.S
United States
Mindanao
Gloria Macapagal
Sudan warns of war if Arab leader pursued
Khartoum warns any attempt to go after tribal leaders tied to Arab militia violence could ignite warfare, tearing Sudan apart. U N refugee chief says Khartoum agrees to expanded civilian role and possible AU monitoring in Darfur where 50,000 dead and 1.4 million displaced. The State Department links Musa Hilal and six others to Janjaweed, but Sudan’s foreign affairs minister says Hilal is a tribal chief with no Janjaweed ties. Darfur conflict began in 2003 with rebel attacks seeking greater power and resources.
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Sudan
U.N
African Union
Darfur
U.S. State Department
Sheik Musa Hilal
Hilal
Najeib el-Kheir Abdelwahab
Abdelwahab
Carbon Dioxide Rise Detected Over Antarctica
Japanese researchers report a 2.6 percent increase in atmospheric CO2 above Antarctica, the first such rise observed there. They note CO2 from populated continents moves to Antarctic air, contributing to global warming concerns and uncertain atmospheric temperature trends. Antarctica’s deep ice layers help scientists study climate change over centuries.
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Tokyo
Antarctica
Takashi Yamanouchi
National Institute of Polar Research
Yamanouchi
Autumn Open House Offers Gifts and Specials
Great Pumpkin season sale on Peanuts collectibles and Great Pumpkin tags. Park Design linen and Hearth colors debut autumn plaids. Heritage Lace unveils oak leaf mantle scarf and wall hangings. Fenton Glass Freddy Cat and black hydrangea pieces. Gourmet dips, jams, cobbler fillings, scone mixes, and Cake in a Mug. Aspen Mulling Spices for cider. Fireside Coffee variants. Christmas Open House slated Nov 13 and 14. Oct 2 early bargains with cider. Visa MC Discover accepted. Gift certificates available. See you Oct 2 for autumn shopping.
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