U S deaths in Iraq top 3000 as Saddam buried in Ouja
The U S military reports two more soldiers killed in Iraq bringing fatalities to at least 3 000 as Saddam Hussein is buried in Ouja his birthplace. Police report 12 bodies found in Baghdad and 12 nationwide. The White House mourns but offers no statement on the 3 000th death.
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New Year Celebrations Across Sydney London Tokyo
Fireworks lit Sydney Harbor Bridge as crowds estimated at a million watched. Thousands gathered around London's Big Ben while Japan saw climbers on Mount Fuji and other peaks to greet dawn. police expected 15 000 at summits. Pope Benedict XVI prayed for peace and justice at Vatican City service.
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Low cost XO laptop to reshape student computing
Cambridge report describes the One Laptop Per Child XO as a $150 device for students in developing countries. The interface centers on a stick figure home screen with a surrounding ring of active programs and a neighborhood view showing nearby schoolmates via wireless detection.
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AK Steel union leaders embrace rejected offer
With the 11th month lockout at AK Steel Middletown Works, union leaders now back the company terms they rejected in October. They seek protections against mandatory rigorous physicals that could oust longtime workers and strip pension and health benefits.
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Missing mom and children found after Amber Alert
Lisa J. Wallace 38 and her daughters Charisty 14 Hannah 10 and Emily 4 were found safe hitchhiking near Vermont Street after an Amber Alert said she was in crisis. A passerby and then Trooper Shawn Kline identified the family east of Indian Hollow Road and at Route 303. The children asked to go home and the oldest child, autistic, cried as they were reunited with Wooster kin.
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Priest Finds Cash in Church Parking Lot
The Rev. David Novak discovered 1600 dollars in a National City Bank bag left in a handicapped spot at St. Stanislaus Church. Police report says the money, in 13 bundles, included fifty ten dollar bills, a hundred five dollar bills, and five hundred one dollar bills. Police advised checking with the church bingo chief to see if money was missing.
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