Judge of Lutheran abuse settlement case and wider remarks
The settlement involves former Lutheran pastor Gerald Patrick Thomas Jr, sentenced to 397 years for sexually assaulting boys in East Texas. Plaintiffs seek temporary sealing. details will surface after the Dallas regional synod case resolves, not affecting the settlement. The text also covers FBI pre 9 11 actions against terrorism and veterans records online searches by the VA.
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Cheney pledges Japan aid in hostage crisis stance
Vice President Dick Cheney praised Japan's handling of Iraqi hostage demands during a three day Tokyo visit. He pledged U S assistance and urged unity with Japan in addressing regional tensions before heading to Beijing. He underscored the historic U S Japan alliance while China urged Washington to curb Taiwan arms sales under the Taiwan Relations Act.
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Bush and Mubarak Back Gaza Withdrawals Amid Peace Talks
Bush welcomes possible Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and parts of the West Bank as a step toward a Palestinian state within the road map. Mubarak voices concerns, says progress hinges on broader peace terms and regional public opinion. Bush to address Iraq in prime time.
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Bird caused blackout disrupts Los Angeles airport traffic
A bird on a power line caused a 10 second outage of a 34.5 kilovolt feed to the Los Angeles International Airport control tower, halting or delaying 80 to 100 flights. Many planes remained in the air or grounded. some departures were briefly delayed while essential equipment recovered.
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Miners death toll rises after Siberian coal mine blast
In Osinniki western Siberia the Taizhina mine blast killed at least 44 miners, with 3 still missing from 53 aboard. Rescue teams recovered 44 bodies, while officials cited a methane gas surge as the likely cause and funeral plans began for the victims.
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Fragmented sports and political notices mix in uncertain report
The text blends a Lakers loss to the Kings with scattered political and personal notes. It mentions a 102-85 defeat, a figure with 10 points, a parade of unrelated factual hints about elections, EU affairs, and a VH1 Vogue modeling accolade dating to 2000, all incoherent.
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