Iraqi inquiry finds 17 killed in Blackwater shootings in Baghdad
An Iraqi investigation concluded 17 Iraqis died in the Blackwater incident in Nisoor Square on Sept 16 and ruled the gunfire unwarranted. It called the shootings a deliberate crime and urged trial for those involved, amid calls to tighten security rules for protecting diplomats.
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Darfur town razed after rebel attack in Haskanita
U N officials say the Darfur town of Haskanita, under government control, was burned as Sudanese troops moved in after a rebel assault on an African Union base. About 15,000 civilians fled the area. 10 peacekeepers were killed in the attack.
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Free for Seniors book promises vast government perks
An aggressive unsolicited pamphlet touts a book titled Free for Seniors claiming access to hundreds of government programs. It promises free prescription changes, dental care, legal help, energy bill aid, and even travel perks, urging immediate order with pricing that includes postage and handling.
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Bertie Ahern faces Irish cash probe amid political storm
Dublin reports focus on Prime Minister Bertie Ahern who admitted cash from businessmen. Court appearances sparked a no confidence vote, which he survived 81-76. Investigators examine deposits totaling over 140 thousand dollars from 1993 to 1995. Ahern says donors were friends and loans or gifts, repaid with interest, with funds kept in office safes.
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Costa Rica votes on free trade pact CAFTA referendum
Costa Ricans faced a division over a CAFTA referendum seen as vital to prosperity by supporters and risky for farmers and small businesses by critics. Costa Rica lags other signatories Dominican Republic to El Salvador in ratification, while U S officials urged a yes and said no renegotiation if rejected.
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