Man burns house over no Christmas gifts in Pennsylvania
FEASTERVILLE Pa A 21 year old Steven Murray was charged with arson and risking a catastrophe after a house fire early Sunday. He claimed his anger over not receiving presents led to the blaze. no one injured. Murray, jailed on bond, allegedly left a hospital to walk home and later admitted seeing flames. Police found a lighter and gas can near the scene.
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Attacks Return to Tikrit After Months of Calm
Insurgents struck on the outskirts of Tikrit, breaking a period of quiet that U S commanders credited to community involvement, business growth, tribal cooperation, and a cattle of armored units in place. The attack targeted a national police station, killing several officers as troops noted the operation appeared coordinated.
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Stingy Americans spark debate on aid and generosity
Washington reports a UN official faulting rich nations as stingy while noting the United States remains high in total aid but low as a share of gross national product. USAID says aid rose to 24 billion under Bush with initial 35 million for tsunami relief draining relief funds. Natsios says further funding will be sought. Pentagon mobilizes tens of millions in airlift and supplies. Dozens of countries pledged 81 million in aid.
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Abbas Wins Warm Ovation At Jericho Rally In Palestine
Interim Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas, the front runner in the presidential race, received a loud ovation from thousands at his Jericho rally. Election officials ordered indelible ink marks and sealed ballots to deter fraud while Sharon faced a setback as a parliamentary panel did not approve evacuation guidelines for Gaza. Abbas, a soft spoken bureaucrat, seeks to broaden support beyond Arafat’s legacy and gains legitimacy from the rally turnout.
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Free Inauguration Tickets Drive Demand Across States
The rush for Bushs inauguration tickets is intense with 250000 seats. Senators receive 400 tickets and House members about 200 each, sparking requests from Republicans for leftovers and from Democrats willing to help where possible. Key figures like Senator John Cornyn and Rep. Chris Shays report high demand while Sen. John Kerry has ~220 requests. Supreme Court Chief Justice Rehnquist will swear in Bush amid his cancer treatment.
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