Carlsbad father killed in hit and run case remains unsolved
In Carlsbad, a year after Hector Florez, 33, was struck and left on a dark street, police and his family pursue leads for the hit and run. Det. Sgt. Kohler says the driver likely knew they hit someone. closure remains sought by relatives.
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Firefighters and students cook off in community event
Dunbar said the students will gain more from the program as the cook-off aims to involve them in culinary careers. Fire officials praised the event, noting firefighters paid out of pocket for food while stressing community service. The final cooking day will feature the team of commanders with a likely administration win.
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Obama frames Libya action as necessity to stop slaughter
In a televised address Obama defends U S action in Libya amid rising criticism. He argues the United States must act to prevent mass graves and asserts a unique international mandate with a broad coalition and no US ground troops. He emphasizes Libya as a special case not a precedent for future interventions.
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Budget deadline looms amid partial government shutdown risk
The April 8 deadline to avert a partial shutdown grows closer as lawmakers fight over funding for daily federal operations and military missions in Iraq and Afghanistan. House Republicans seek a broader budget blueprint and a debt limit fix, while a prior $60 billion domestic and foreign aid cut was blocked by Senate Democrats as too deep.
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Japan Nuclear Crisis Deepens as Meltdowns Suspected
Three of six reactors at the Fukushima complex may have partially melted down as emergency crews confront malfunctioning pumps and rising radiation. Evacuations expand as radiation enters produce, milk, and tap water near Tokyo. Plutonium found in soil at five sites but linked to past tests, with officials stressing low exposure risk.
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Assad Faces Challenge as Syria Protests Grow
Syria confronts nationwide unrest with Damascus and Latakia shows of force. President Assad prepares a speech reportedly lifting the emergency rule while security forces crack down on protesters in Daraa. Residents form vigilante checkpoints in Latakia amid rising violence and rights groups tally hundreds of arrests.
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