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19 Mar 2011

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Odessa American

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Odessa, Texas, United States of America

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Mar 19, 2011

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Libya Cease Fire Declared Amid Ongoing Fighting

Libyan deputy foreign minister Khaled Kaim said the cease-fire is in effect as Gaddafi's forces, using artillery tanks and warplanes, press on against rebels in Benghazi Misrata Ajdabiya and Zawiya. Britain France and the U.N. ally for enforcement while the United States rejects ground troops but contemplates action.

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Tripol Libya Muammar Gaddafi Britain France Mediterranean Paris U.N Washington Barack Obama U.S Obama Benghazi Gaddafi United States Mis Khaled Kaim Germany China Turkey Malta Tripoli
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Japan admits disasters overwhelmed government in crisis

Tokyo acknowledged the scale of last week’s twin disasters slowed the nuclear crisis response after the earthquake and tsunami left at least 10,000 dead. The government welcomed U S aid and raised the Fukushima accident rating from Level 4 to Level 5, signaling wider consequences. Hidehiko Nishiyama cited damaged reactor cores and significant radiation release. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano admitted information was not shared quickly enough.

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Tokyo Japan U.S Three Mile Island Hidehiko Nishiyama Nuclear Safety Agency Fukushima Dai-ichi Plant Yukio Edano
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Scientists weigh radiation risks from nuclear crisis in Japan

Scientists warn low level exposure can raise cancer risk over years though precise thresholds remain unclear. Fukushima radiation spiked to about 0.15 millisieverts per hour at 19 miles away, but levels vary with distance. Long term data from Chernobyl complicates attribution, while experts note differing safety thresholds among agencies.

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Japan Science Ministry Fukushima Dai-ichi Fred Mettler University of New Mexico United Nations Kelly Classic Mayo Clinic Health Physics Society
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