Avalanche fears hamper search for missing climbers on Mount Hood
In Oregon rescuers faced avalanche dangers as fresh snow halted foot operations. A helicopter and airplane joined the search for two missing climbers after a companion was found dead on the glacier. By nightfall plans were made to reassess options next morning.
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Mount Hood
Oregon
Jim Strovink
Clackamas County
Senate OKs 1.1 trillion spending bill passed 57-35
The Senate approved a 1.1 trillion spending package funding health education law enforcement and veterans programs for 2010. The bill blends six appropriations measures includes a 2 percent federal employee pay raise and moves to a House debate on jobs and defense funding amid partisan critique.
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National Institutes of Health
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Guantanamo Bay
United States
House
Berlusconi Attacked by Statute Thrown at Milan Rally
Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi was struck in the face by a small statue hurled from the crowd after a rally in Milan. He suffered a broken nose two broken teeth and lip injuries and was kept overnight for observation. Police detained the 42-year-old attacker as Berlusconi, shaken, was escorted to a hospital and then briefly to a car.
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Silvio Berlusconi
Berlusconi
Milan
Italy
Paolo Klan
San Raffaele Hospital
Klan
Duomo
Freedom People Party
New Hampshire considers repeal of adultery law
Concord lawmakers push to repeal New Hampshire's 200 year old adultery statute seven months after gay marriage approval. Rep. Horrigan and Rep. McGuire argue the state should not regulate intimate choices as the law now carries a $1200 fine and no jail time.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Timothy Horrigan
Horrigan
D-Durham
Carol McGuire
Epsom
Jeff Atkinson
DePaul University College of Law
Chicago
Iranian students deny burning Khomeini photos in protests
Hundreds of Tehran University students renew anti government demonstrations denying authorities staged images of burning photos of Ayatollah Khomeini. The protests press claims of vote fraud and crackdown while Iran reports dozens of fatalities among demonstrators.
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Tehran
Iran
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Islamic Republic
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Ruhollah Khomeini
Mohammad Nourizad
Vio
Armadinejad
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