Yemen Leader Saleh Severely Burned In Palace Blast
U S officials say President Ali Abdullah Saleh sustained burns over 40 percent of his body and skull bleeding after last weekend attack on his palace. The injuries hindered quick return to Yemen as fighting intensified in Sanaa and suppliers feared a power vacuum.
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Saudi Arabia
Zinjibar
United States
al-Qaida
Washington
Hadi
Counterfeiters Strike Stripes Over Two Days
Police responded to Stripes locations at 2010 S E Main St and 2600 W Second St for counterfeit currency passed on Monday and Tuesday. Two five dollar bills and a fake twenty were detected with markers failing. A counterfeit one hundred raised concerns when the employee noted an odd feel and missing watermark. Separate threats from two individuals were reported Monday.
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Second St
Local Police Blotter Reports Break-Ins and Suspicious Behavior
Police log details multiple incidents including a vehicle window damaged by a subject at Evergreen and Edgewood Avenues and threats to shoot. A white male in his late 40s with disheveled hair was seen in a van at Union Avenue and Hobbs Street. Jewelry theft valued at 9,500 dollars reported on West McGaffey Street. A missing dog, a pit bull named Berlin, was reported on Stanton Avenue. Burglary on South Union Avenue yielded a 52 inch LG TV PS3 Sony laptop and 700 dollars. total losses about 1,650 dollars. Tools stolen from Bells on 1811 S E Main Street. Crime Stoppers offers reward for tips.
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Snapelintt Behavior
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Hobbs Street
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Stanton Avenue
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S.E. Main St
Council to Meet Behind Closed Doors Over Union Dispute
City council plans a special closed session 30 minutes before the regular meeting to discuss threatened or pending litigation and a union dispute involving the Utility Workers Union of America Local 51. May coverage noted arbitration demand and footwear reimbursement issues. The regular meeting at City Hall will start at 7 p.m. with a vote on $10,500 in ledger taxes funding for six events.
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Afghanistan Faces Financial Crisis After Troop Drawdown
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee report warns Afghanistan could face a deep financial crisis when foreign troops depart in 2014 unless the United States overhauls its aid program. It notes $18.8 billion in aid over a decade with limited success, risks of corruption, and heavy World Bank findings linking 97 percent of GDP to international spending, while acknowledging some gains in schooling and health care.
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United States
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U.S. Agency For International Development
Roswell Regional Health Screening Set for June 11
Roswell Regional Hospital will host a 25 health screening from 7 to 10 a.m. on Saturday June 11 at 117 E 19th St. Tests include height weight BMI blood pressure blood oxygen sugar LDL HDL cholesterol prostate cancer and peripheral vascular disease. No appointment required. Call Lisa Thompson at 625 3391 for details.
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