Pakistani and U S authorities raid militants office
Pakistani and U S law enforcement officers raided an office tied to al Qaida linked group Harkat ul Mujahedeen in Peshawar arresting 12 men and seizing explosives and weapons. The suspects included four Pakistanis and seven foreigners, with investigations finding timing devices bomb detonators and rifles in the basement.
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Parliament rejects nominee for prime minister in Korea
South Korea's National Assembly voted 151 to 112 to reject President Kim Dae-jung's nominee Chang Dae-whan for prime minister for a second time this month. The president faces mounting scrutiny amid corruption scandals as his five-year term nears its end in February. The opposition Grand National Party holds a majority after August by-elections and targets the upcoming December presidential race.
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New safety system to attach child seats to cars
Washington AP report. A new federal rule requires all new vehicles and child safety seats to use LATCH anchors and tethers to secure seats. The system aims to reduce misinstallation and injuries, though officials stress proper use remains essential. The rule covers forward and rear facing seats, not boosters, and could prevent dozens of deaths and thousands of injuries annually.
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Earth formed faster final core separation dated at 30 million years
Two independent groups analyzed meteorites and Earth rocks to date Earth's core formation at about 30 million years after the solar system began, revising earlier 60 million year estimates. German, Harvard, and French researchers reported in Nature with Caltech's David Stevenson commenting on alignment with formation theories.
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Crematory operator released after jail amid jeers
Ray Brent Marsh, a crematory operator, was freed from jail in LaFayette Georgia as about a dozen people mostly family members of the dead shouted. Marsh, 29, faces 398 felony counts including theft by deception and abuse of a body for allegedly taking money for cremations without performing them. He had received death threats, and the sheriff said protection would end at the jail and courthouse parking lot.
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