Multi-incident World News Snapshot
Reports tally deadly bombings in Iraq with at least 25 dead and calls to remove forces by 2012. Philadelphia duplex fire kills seven from a kerosene heater spill and a single exit. A New Mexico tour bus crash near Corona claims two lives with 50 injured amid icy roads. In Scotland, a nurse found bound in her car trunk after being held for up to ten days. investigation ongoing.
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Lloyd Ayers
Corona
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New Mexico
Torrance County
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London
Scotland
Magdeline Makola
Airdrie
Glasgow
Tommy Tague
Lothian and Borders Police
Makola
Weather chaos looms as warmup creates floods and fog
Flood watches cover Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan and Missouri as up to 2 inches of rain in 2 hours and rising fog boost flood risk. Chariton River at 16.6 feet prompts minor flooding while Chicago and O'Hare cancel hundreds of flights. Midway restores some services with dozens of cancellations still reported.
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Pacific Northwest
Tens of thousands honor Bhutto on one year memorial
Tens of thousands gathered at Bhutto’s mausoleum in Garhi Khuda Bakhsh to mark the one year anniversary of her assassination. Mourners recalled her role in democracy as tensions with India flared over Mumbai attacks and a Pakistani troop buildup along the border. President Zardari vowed to pursue democracy and cure terrorism while urging peace.
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Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani
Delhi
India
Pakistan
Pranab Mukherjee
Press Trust of India
Lashkar-e-Taiba
Mumbai
Bhutto
Asif Ali Zardari
Zardari
Benazir Bhutto
Benazir
Nazir Ali
Rawalpindi
Islamabad
Mexican guard detained in drug case
Mexican authorities accuse an army major in the presidential guard of spying for the Beltran Leyva cartel. Arturo Gonzalez Rodriguez was placed under 40 days house arrest amid allegations of passing information for payments up to 100000 dollars. El Universal cites testimony about sharing details on President Calderon’s activities.
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Arturo Gonzalez Rodriguez
Gonzalez Rodriguez
Beltran Leyva
el Universal
Felipe Calderon
Associated Press
Calderon
Santa killer Bruce Pardo's fall from grace precedes Covina massacre
Divorce filings timeline Bruce Pardo's descent from a bright 2006 future to 2008 fights over alimony and legal fees. He donned a Santa suit on Christmas Eve 2008 to kill nine at his ex wife's family home in Covina before a self-inflicted blaze. He survived with third degree burns and died later at his brother's home. The victims included Sylvia Pardo and her relatives. coroner work delayed formal identifications. Pardo had a 9-year-old son with Elena Lucano, whom he seldom saw and failed to support financially.
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Canada
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Alicia Ortega
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Matthew
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Los Angeles Times
Woodland Hills
Jeffrey Alvirez
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