Kabul Serena Hotel assault leaves at least two dead
Militants using suicide vests grenades and AK 47s attacked Kabul's Serena Hotel during a Norwegian embassy meeting killing at least two and wounding several including foreigners. Taliban spokesman Zabindlah Mujahid said four attackers took part with one bomber and three who threw grenades and fired before fleeing.
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Bush Visits Saudi Arabia for Talks and Arms Sale
President Bush arrives in Riyadh for talks with King Abdullah amid plans to notify Congress of a 20 billion dollar weapons package including precision guided bombs. The discussions aim to bolster regional defenses and press for progress on Israeli settlements and the Annapolis peace initiative.
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Judge Assassinated Amid Baghdad Violence
Gunmen killed Amudawdat al-Naeib, a high ranking Baghdad appeals court judge, as he traveled to work in Mansour. His driver also died. In Diyala a booby trapped house exploded during a police search, trapping at least seven officers. Authorities reported two officers killed and five buried under rubble.
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Veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan linked to U.S. killings
The New York Times reports at least 121 Iraq and Afghanistan veterans killed or charged in the United States after returning from combat. The piece notes 349 homicides involving all active duty personnel and veterans over six years, with about three quarters tied to those wars. The study spans police, court, and military records and notes limited official tracking.
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Marines suspect in slaying sought by nationwide billboards
Federal authorities posted billboards across the country seeking Marine Cpl Cesar Armando Laurean for the death of pregnant Marine Lance Cpl Maria Lauterbach who had accused him of rape. A $25,000 reward was announced as investigators pursued leads on his arrest.
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Miami County mental health contract shift to Layton Center
Miami County officials moved mental health services to the Layton Center in Franklin County, a change that state and federal experts saw as positive though Layton faced higher loads and costs. Officials credit the switch with improving service quality for Miami County clients, while Layton faced initial financial strain and integration challenges. Some former Layton and Sunflower leaders say the merger was rocky but ultimately beneficial for the community.
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State mental health reform cuts spark center layoffs
Feuerborn cites gains from deinstitutionalization and community centers reducing state hospital costs. He notes Osawatomie Parsons Larned Kansas City Topeka hospitals remain, but argues some beds could be cut without harming care. He warns reforms face political resistance from lawmakers.
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