Snowden not aboard flight as Havana crowd awaits
Journalists on the Moscow to Havana leg searched the Aeroflot plane for Edward Snowden but found no sign of him. Officials cited heavy security and uncertainty as Russia weighs asylum talks while Ecuador, Iceland, and Bolivia consider options.
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Wreck damages Roswell antiques storefront at Main Street
A vehicle stopped at a red light on Main Street northbound spun and crashed into 127 North Main, damaging Roswell Antiques. Donald James reported inventory loss and described a shattered front window display, an arthromeres sculpture broken in half, repairable spheres, and a damaged painted slab. He was-
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Police report detailing Roswell crash damages and injuries
The Roswell incident caused wall and window damage estimated at 10 000 dollars. The entire 15 by 8 foot front window and frame must be replaced as measurements were taken for replacement. Four vehicles suffered front-end damage over 500 dollars each. drivers tested negative for alcohol. no major injuries reported.
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Night of Attacks Marks Iraqi Shiite Anniversary
The ninth century Hidden Imam anniversary triggers tight security as multiple bombings strike Baghdad districts including Husseiniyah Jihad al-Shurta al-Rabeaa Nahrawan New Baghdad and Garage al Amana. Attacks kill at least 10 and wound many while al Qaeda militants target civilians.
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Zimmerman Murder Trial Opens With Knock-Knock Jokes
The Zimmerman case opens with a juror selection joke by defense lawyer Don West and a heated argument over racial profiling and Florida’s laws on deadly force. Prosecution portrays Zimmerman as a vigilant neighbor who followed Martin and fired with motive, while the defense claims Martin attacked Zimmerman, leading to the fatal shooting.
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