Fatal incident near Baghdad university injures and deaths rise
A sudden incident outside a Baghdad university kills at least 65 as Iraq faces a spike in sectarian violence. The attack follows UN reports of rising civilian deaths and amid a government security push before a planned operation in the capital.
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Storm stretches icy grip across Texas and beyond
Icy conditions disrupted holiday observances in Austin and San Antonio and forced cancellations of gubernatorial inauguration parades. The storm iced power lines nationwide, leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity, prompting guardsmen to aid communities as Missouri and Oklahoma reported extensive outages and crop damage in California’s citrus belt.
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Public Hearing Planned on Zoning Map Change Ottawa Kansas
The City of Ottawa will hold a public hearing February 14 2007 at 7 00 p m in City Hall to consider changing Franklin County C2PD to City C-3 on land around 2601 US 59 Hwy and 2770-35 Ottawa. Protests may be presented and will be forwarded to the City Governing body for action.
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Cuban leader Fidel Castro faces grave prognosis report
Madrid based El Pais cites two unnamed hospital sources saying Fidel Castro has had at least three failed operations and a grave intestinal infection with complications. Cuban diplomat calls the report false while noting Havana would discuss Castro’s illness.
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Rice seeks Arab backing for Iraq plan faces skepticism
Secretary of State Rice urged Arab allies to back Bush's Iraq blueprint while Saudi Foreign Minister al Faisal expressed cautious optimism. He said objectives depend on the Iraqis and warned of dire consequences of sectarian conflict, noting citizens fear Sunni Shiite violence but offered no guarantees. Rice pressed the plan during stops in Kuwait and other capitals.
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