Violent attacks in Iraq kill dozens amid market bombing
A string of bombings in Iraq including an outdoor market in Husseiniyah and a car bomb at a Hillah dealership killed 54 and wounded 120. A suspected terrorist was captured. authorities seized devices and data on other insurgents. May 10 attacks come as government posts remain vacant.
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Husseiniyah
Interior Ministry
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Hillah
Muthana Khalid
Falah al- Mohammedawi
Dozier
Germany
Sandy Genelius
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center
Associated Press
Nouri al- Maliki
al-Maliki
National Unity
Al Maliki touts stable govt as Iraq presses security handover
Iraq aims to shift security duties to Iraqis within 18 months while U S forces begin withdrawing. Al Maliki claims a permanent government improves violence suppression compared with earlier regimes. About 1500 combat troops moved from Kuwait into Anbar to restore order in a volatile insurgent region.
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Saddam Hussein
BBC
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Baghdad
Syria
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Break-ins Target Dollar General Stores in Region
Lesser and Steeleville police investigate a string of burglaries at Dollar General stores with no forced entry. Thieves allegedly stole safes and cash drawers while other merchandise remained. State police and Mount Vernon authorities will review the cases. a reward is offered for information.
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Barrett
Steeleville
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Mount Vernon
Dollar General
India Surpasses South Africa In World AIDS Numbers
UNAIDS reports India now has the most people living with HIV AIDS at about 5.7 million, surpassing South Africa's 5.5 million, while sub Saharan Africa remains hardest hit. The 630 page release flags low mother to child prevention and rising female infections, with nearly 40 million people globally living with HIV AIDS.
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Kenya
Zimbabwe
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Thailand
Uganda
Bush taps Goldman Sachs chief Henry Paulson as Treasury head
President Bush nominated Henry Paulson a 32 year Wall Street veteran to replace John Snow as Treasury secretary. The choice aims to bolster the economic agenda though major policy moves are unlikely this year. Paulson led Goldman Sachs since 1999 and brings deep markets knowledge to the administration. Snow will stay briefly to ensure a smooth transition.
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