Qatar joins air campaign as Arab nation over Libya
Qatar flies its first combat sortie over Libya joining French jets in enforcing the no fly zone. NATO moves toward unified command with U S and allied forces coordinating no flight operations and airstrikes to protect civilians amid a U N backed mission.
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Obama to address nation on Monday Libyan war plan explained
President Obama will deliver a 6 30 p m address from National Defense University to lay out the United States role in Libya. He seeks to clarify goals, exit strategy, and rationale for force amid pressure from Republicans and some Democrats. In recent talks with lawmakers he answered direct questions, aiming to take command of the narrative.
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Dog shot in Benton seeks buyer as reward climbs
The injured dog Bullet recovers at Franklin County Animal Control amid a flood of adoption offers and a $300 reward. Police and animal control investigate with no leads yet, while the pup improves daily and may be put up for adoption if unclaimed after seven days.
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Marion candidates discuss city pension woes
In Marion all mayoral hopefuls back police and firefighter pensions but seek reform. Carolyn Swartos calls for a forensic audit to assess funds and optimize use, while Bob Owens urges local control and fixes for early retirees. Mayor Bob Butler opposes tax hikes and says legislature must address unsustainable costs.
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Breach fears rise at Fukushima Dai-ichi plant
The Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear complex faces a grave crisis as a possible breach raises concerns of larger radiation release. Groundwater contamination is considered the most likely outcome while officials urge indoor safety, advise voluntary relocation, and note the death toll surpassing 10,000 with tsunami survivors enduring hardship.
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