Landslides and floods kill 83 in the Philippines
In Liloan and surrounding areas in the Philippines 83 people are dead and more than 129 are missing after days of landslides and floods. Rescue teams face roadblocks and power outages while officials blame logging and urge forestation.
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Al Qaida threat level raised amid holiday security push
The State Department warned of possible al Qaida attacks including nonconventional weapons as threats broaden in Europe and the United States. Ridge announced a higher alert, with federal agencies tightening air, border, and port security while urging calm and vigilance. Officials cited increased threat intelligence and Al Jazeera threats from al Zawahri as fueling the warning and noted past orange level changes that trigger security boosts nationwide.
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Troop levels in Iraq may shrink slowly after Saddam capture
Analysts say further reductions are possible but risk remains. Officials note about 2,000 extra troops will deploy in January as part of the 82nd Airborne rotation. Rumsfeld and Abizaid stress decisions depend on commanders. Since Saddam's capture, insurgent violence persists with US deaths totaling 200 since May. California reports the most deaths at 50, while most states show at least one casualty.
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Lottery Results Ohio and West Virginia Friday–Wednesday
Ohio and West Virginia lottery results listed by day with numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 Super Lotta and Kicker. Includes payouts and jackpot note for Super Lotta Plus at 13 million. Previous Ohio results from Friday.
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Chronicle Telegram notice of copyright and contact details
Copyright notice for 2003 Chronicle Telegram appears from Lorain County Printing and Publishing. Contact JoAnn Traut for permission. Includes staff titles and office hours, circulation contacts, home delivery rates, and mailing information for Elyria Ohio.
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Libya seeks profits and ties with West after disarmament
Libya aims to reopen relations with Western powers and win lucrative oil contracts blocked by U.S. sanctions by abolishing weapons of mass destruction. Under a surprise disarmament pact, Muammar Gaddafi would permit UN and U.S. inspectors to monitor its nuclear program and dismantle its arsenal. Prime Minister Shukri Ghanem said the move could restore Libya’s standing, calling it turning swords into ploughshares while critics warn sanctions would remain in force.
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Libya seeks reacceptance as nations court Gadhafi move
Libyan leader Gadhafi pursues reintegration into the international community. Israeli and Egyptian officials indicate potential shifts as Libya’s stance on weapons of mass destruction draws attention and pressure on Israel.
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Bells From A1 Bell Choir Grows Popular, Diverse Members
Kelly leads a charter bell choir founded in 1980 as hand bells gain traction in orchestras and pop genres. The group aims to attract fans and groupies, with members ranging from a middle school student to a woman in her 70s. They performed at St Pauls museum with the Children's Choir and Senior Choir, joined by an orchestra, as part of Holiday entertainment.
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Health gifts and beauty options surge for New Year
Health oriented gifts sales climb as shoppers seek long lasting benefits. Dietary Health Foods in Elyria touts a wide range of healthy soaps, vitamins, foods, and books while gym gift certificates encourage renewed memberships. Plastic surgery options at North Coast Plastic Surgery in Lorain promote facial rejuvenation and cosmetic procedures as affordable year end presents.
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