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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 2006

Page

12

Trapped miners wait for rescue in Beaconsfield Australia

Two Australian gold miners Brant Webb and Todd Russell endured a twelfth night underground as rescuers labored to finish a 10 foot rock cut by hand. Officials cautioned the tunnel work remains delicate and lengthy while locals, once celebratory, faced wind and rain. Medical teams prepared for trauma and complications as the men, entombed since April 25 after a quake, are kept in a shared recovery area with minimal nourishment.

Beaconsfield Australia Brant Webb Todd Russell Bill Shorten Webb Russell Shorten Nine Network Television Stephen Ayre Launceston Hospital Australian Broadcasting Corp Tasmania

Cheney presses Croatia NATO bid during Dubrovnik visit

Vice President Dick Cheney met Croatian leaders in Dubrovnik and urged Croatia to join NATO and the EU, praising its Afghanistan support. He toured the old city with wife Lynne after talks with President Stipe Mesic and Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, in personal time. The Balkans trip also included Albania and Macedonia as NATO ambitions rise.

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Bin Laden likely hidden in Pakistan say US official

A US counterterrorism official in Kabul said parts of Pakistan are a safe haven for militants and that Osama bin Laden is more likely to be in Pakistan than in Afghanistan. He praised Pakistan for arrests of al Qaida figures but urged stronger action along the border.

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