Man alleges ex wife hid recording teddy bear
An Omaha man sues Dianna Divingazzo and her father claiming they placed a hidden recording device in his daughter's teddy bear to spy on him. The suit cites audio recordings from late 2007 to mid 2008 related to a custody dispute.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
U.S. District Court
Dianna Divingazzo
Sam Divingazzo
William Duane Lewton
Lewton
Divingazzo
John Kinney
Teddy Bear
U.S. backs cease-fire plan amid Gaza tensions
President Abbas has no sway in Gaza as Hamas controls it. Egypt and France push a cease-fire with monitors or international protection debated. A three-hour truce allowed aid delivery, while Mubarak invites Israeli and Palestinian factions to urgent border talks to reopen crossings and lift the blockade.
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Mahmoud Abbas
Gaza
Sarkozy
Hamas
Rice
Council
Israel
Mubarak
Egypt
Gas cuts stricken Eastern Europe as Balkan schools feel freeze
Russia halted gas supplies via Ukraine causing deep cold across the Balkans. Bulgaria faces severe shortages with 92 percent of its gas from Russia, while Bosnia and Serbia endure Christmas under winter hardship. Dozens of Bulgarian schools closed or canceled classes as residents protested at the Russian Consulate.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Serbia
Russia
Europe
Ukraine
Balkans
Snjezana Kordic
Sarajevo
Belgrade
Djordje Gec
Greece
Turkey
Mladost
Varna
Putin
Bosnia
Adis Salkic
Hungary
Mississippi tops nation in teen birth rate for 2006
The CDC reports Mississippi has the highest teen birth rate in 2006 at 68 births per 1,000, surpassing Texas and New Mexico. Ohio sits near average, New England states run about half the rate, while New Hampshire records the lowest at 19 per 1,000. analysts note possible blips and demographic factors.
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Atlanta
Mississippi
Texas
New Mexico
U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Ohio
New England
Ron Cossman
Mississippi State University
New Hampshire
U.S
Doctor seeks kidney back in divorce settlement
Dr. Richard Batista asks the New York Supreme Court in Mineola to reclaim his donated kidney or its value after his wife Dawnell Batista filed for divorce. Medical ethicists say organ sales are illegal and the kidney cannot be recovered without harming the recipient.
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Garden City
N.Y
Richard Batista
Dominic Barbara
Dawnell Batista
Barbara
Ronkonkoma
Cornell University
Rothkopf
Arthur Caplan
University of Pennsylvania
Center For Bioethics
Robert Veatch
Georgetown University
Kennedy Institute of Ethics
United States
Veatch
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Pakistan
New Delhi
Ict
India
Oberoi
Oneree
Lashkar e-Taiba
Mumbai
the Hindu
Associated Press
Man
Mideast
Kfar Azza
Gaza Strip
Baicoi
Romania
Doc
Kidney
Supreme Court In
Mineola, N.Y
University of Min
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