Fish traps boy with mouth in Bangladesh coast rescue
A large fish gripped a child swept from a cyclone hit coast near Cox's Bazar. Villagers freed the boy several miles from Chakoria as a senior fisheries official cited Ittefaq reporting 125000 plus dead. The find followed the April 30 cyclone and tidal wave disaster.
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Madigan Announces Dairy Aid Measures Amid Low Prices
Washington AP Edward Madigan announces steps to aid dairy farmers facing low prices. Actions include ABD purchases of dairy for school meals, suspending sales from CCC surplus stocks, and making cheese and nonfat dry milk fully available for export credits or food aid donations.
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Keene State Restores Non Religious Graduation Prayers
Keene State College in Keene New Hampshire restored non religious prayers at Saturday graduation after a weeklong dispute with Governor Judd Gregg over the campus events. The college kept Friday's religious baccalaureate off campus and had previously banned opening and closing prayers at campus ceremonies.
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Allies Launch Gallant Provider to Move Iraqi Kurdish Refugees
Allied troops loaded Iraqi Kurds onto dozens of trucks and buses near Silopi to begin Operation Gallant Provider, aiming to repatriate about 200000 refugees from mountains near Turkey. The plan includes a demilitarized zone around a key Dohuk province capital as Iraq and allies seek security concessions, with U.N. police possible and U.N. peacekeepers declaring the Iraq Kuwait border demilitarized.
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Man acquitted in wife's assisted death by own action
DETROIT AP A 73-year-old man, Bertram Harper of Loomis California, was acquitted of second degree murder in nine month trial over his terminally ill wife Virginia Harpers death. The jury found him not guilty after deliberating less than two hours.
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