Body found in Grandview lake believed to be teen missing from Target
Police in Overland Park believe the body recovered at a Grandview, Missouri lake is 18 year old Kelsey Smith, missing after a suspected abduction near a Kansas City Target. Investigators sought a man videotaped at the store as a person of interest while tracing two phone signals.
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Overland Park, Kan
John Douglass
Grandview
Kelsey Smith
Smith
Kansas City
Douglass
Target
Pope Benedict XVI Escaped Unharmed After Grab Attempt
A German man vaulted a barrier and briefly gripped the pope’s open popemobile in St. Peter’s Square. Benedict XVI appeared unaware as security restrained the intruder, while experts urged safer, more protected transport for future public appearances.
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Vatican City
Benedict XVI
Benedict
St. Peter's Square
Claude Moniquet
European Strategic Intelligence and Security Center
Pope
Bombs strike shrine area as U S forces press surge
Twin car bombs hit intersections near Baghdad’s Kazimiyah shrine, killing at least seven. The U S military says about 30,000 extra troops are nearly ready, with full effect in up to two months ahead of Petraeus report. Four more U S soldiers die, tally rising to 3,498. Police find 47 torture victims Citywide amid sectarian violence.
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Kim Gamel
Associated Press
Baghdad
U.S
David Petraeus
Bush
Congress
Kazimiyah
Moussa Kadhim
al-Zahraa Square
Muqtada al- Sadr
Mahdi Army
Aden
Lt Gen Douglas Lute Skeptical of Iraq Troop Surge
Lt Gen Douglas Lute said he doubted Bush decision to send 21,500 more combat troops to Iraq. In a Senate inquiry response he noted Iraq enemies would counter efforts and that policy changes reflected those concerns. He added it is too soon to judge the outcome.
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Washington
Douglas Lute
Bush
White House
U.S
Iraq
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lute
Associated Press
Bush Seeks Stable Ties With Putin Ahead of Meet
President Bush declared Russia not an enemy and not a threat to Europe as he prepared a private meeting with Vladimir Putin in Heiligendamm Germany. He downplayed Moscow's warning to reposition rockets in retaliation for a U S missile shield in Poland and the Czech Republic and urged a constructive relationship despite ongoing disputes over democracy Kosovo and missile defense. Putin aides echoed a constructive but critical stance on Western policies.
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Heiligendamm
Germany
Bush
Vladimir Putin
Russia
Europe
West
Putin
Poland
Czech Republic
Kosovo
Washington
Dmitri Peskov
U.S
Scientists make advances in stem cell research
Scientists report that three independent teams produced embryonic stem cell like cells in mice from skin cells without destroying embryos. Experts say the breakthrough could lead to new therapies, but human translation remains uncertain and further study is needed.
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New York
Asa Abeliovich
Columbia University
John Gearhart
Johns Hopkins University
Konrad Hochedlinger
Harvard Stem Cell Institute
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Ministry of Oil
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Portsmouth
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