Iraqites push for quick Saddam trial eyed for summer
Iraqi leaders urged a swift trial for Saddam Hussein with hopes of execution by summer while U.N. chief Annan opposed a death sentence. The U.S. backed televised proceedings to aid national healing, but council members warned the verdict as a foregone conclusion after meeting the captured former dictator.
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Neshannock professor eyes return to Iraq during rebuilding
Dr Abbass Alkhafaji a Slippery Rock University professor who has lived in the United States since 1975 plans a month long visit to Iraq. He moved to the U S to study and teach and now hopes Iraq becomes a free democratic modern nation with free elections while his family considers moving back to be near relatives and aid redevelopment.
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Bush condemns Saddam Hussein in sharp news conference remark
President Bush, during a news conference yesterday, declared that the world is better off without Saddam Hussein, delivering a pointed rebuke as part of his remarks.
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Saddam's hideaway lacks all but basics amid blast wounds soldiers
Page 2 reports the ruined Saddam hideout reveals only basic necessities after a blast injures two American soldiers while new footage offers a rare image of the broken dictator.
Tomorrow's Editorial Downgrades He Central Role in Iraq
The piece argues the subject no longer plays a pivotal part in Iraq's political scene, signaling a shift in influence and relevance. It suggests fading prominence amid changing power dynamics and regional priorities.
Post Office Busy Day Ahead of Christmas
New Castle postmaster says the second Monday before Christmas is the heaviest mailing day. David Shaner led a visitor through the Cascade Street office as Pat Donahoe notes more than 850 million pieces of mail expected to be sent yesterday. Tomorrow is anticipated to be the busiest delivery day.
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Classified Comics Daily record Crossword Entertainment Horoscopes
A compact digest of ads puzzles and notices covering everyday items from comics to crosswords and entertainment listings, with brief classifieds and lifestyle notes for readers seeking quick regional highlights.
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Obituary Funeral Roster Notables Include Several Local Residents
Shirley Arrow aged 61 of Grove City. Christopher Belonga 28 of Colorado Springs. Marie C. DelBene 84 of Haven Convalescent Home. Theodora F. Hilliard 62 of New Galilee. Arthur D. Hogg 75 of Volant. Victor M. Pecoraro 91 of Ellwood City. Mary Reid 88 of New Wilmington. Infant Killian Vogel of Highland Avenue.
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Ellwood City
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New Wilmington
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Nurse admits fatal drug overdoses amid hospital killings
Charles Cullen, a 43 year old nurse with a checkered career, told authorities he overdosed to put very sick patients out of their misery. Investigators review records in New Jersey and Pennsylvania as prosecutors consider multiple murder and attempted murder charges. He faces $1 million bail and pleaded guilty in court, with possible additional charges after more records are examined.
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Lions Club Christmas Dinner Brightens Local Clients
About 100 guests at First Methodist Church in Neshannock Township gathered for the New Castle Lions Club annual Christmas dinner. Lions, friends, and clients shared a festive meal at three tables, marking at least 50 years of delivering holiday cheer to homebound clients and offering Christmas entertainment. President Rebecca Shaner noted the event is a season highlight for clients who lack family nearby.
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