Thousands gather in Vienna to remember Holocaust victims
In Vienna a crowd gathered to mark the Nazi era crimes, honoring about 80 000 Austrian victims. President Klestil urged memory to endure as 65 000 Austrian Jews and 15 000 others perished. Students joined a project to adopt victims and research their fates.
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Senate Republicans back dividend tax cut plan in a push for tax relief
Senate Finance Committee chair Grassley will draft a bill to cut taxes on dividends to corporate shareholders. GOP leaders seek to include a dividend provision in the package, aiming for a aggressive version that signals economic relief, while sparing details from the White House plan.
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Estrada nomination blocked again by Senate GOP filibuster
Senate Republicans failed to muster the 60 votes needed to end the Democratic filibuster of Miguel Estrada for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D C, with a 52 to 39 result after five attempts. Ohio Justice Deborah Cook was confirmed to the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati by 66 to 25.
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G8 ministers warn al Qaida threats remain serious
Paris AP report says al Qaida remains a global threat with sleeper cells and relocated bases. ministers pledge tighter police and intelligence cooperation, curb financing, and monitor potential chemical, biological, or nuclear attacks while noting arrests have shaken but not ended the network.
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Students return to exams after campus dorm fire
Western Kentucky University students began final exams while Hugh Poland Hall remained a crime scene after a dorm fire that critically injured freshman Katie Autry. She is in a hospital burn unit in a coma with superficial puncture wounds. investigators consider all possible causes.
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