FBI falls robbery arrest in Texas case spreads to Kansas record
In Winnsboro Texas John Michael Baker 25 was jailed on 59500 bond after burglary charges and felon in possession of a firearm. Deputies said a homeowner alerted police after Baker broke in and a witness conversation delayed arrest. In Fort Scott Kansas volunteers laid pennies to form a 40 mile chain setting a record for longest penny line and surpassing Malaysia 1995.
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Israeli Prime Minister Denies Corruption Charges
Olmert denies corruption accusations claiming the charges are meant to bring him down and derail his leadership. He asserts no wrongdoing and vows to continue governing despite the investigations.
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Violence by ultranationalists stirs migrant fear in Russia
Human rights groups report a surge in anti immigrant violence in Russia led by ultranationalist youths. Ryno, aged 17 at arrest, admits involvement in 26 or 27 assaults during 2006 07 rampage that left 20 dead, as Moscow authorities cooperate with migrant rights groups and prosecute gangs.
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Clinton urges states to innovate at NGA centennial
Former President Bill Clinton urged governors to act as laboratories of democracy to tackle globalization related challenges. He pressed for reducing income inequality, addressing immigration tensions, climate change, and urged revising No Child Left Behind while highlighting bipartisanship and small concrete reforms.
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Two-Legged Dog Andre Sparks Alaska Trapping Debate
Andre the two legged dog became a symbol in Alaska for pets caught in traps. Owners and officials say trapping and snaring near trails endangers dogs as discussions grow over buffer rules and leash shortages in state parks.
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Alaska
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Genji manuscripts found in Tokyo family home in rare complete set
A Tokyo family residence yielded a full set of Genji chapters believed from the Muromachi period. The 19.6 by 15.1 centimeter volumes, in good condition with seashell decorated covers, were stored in a lacquered box. A label hints Reizei Tamekazu may have transcribed the text from a section onward.
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