Iraqi police in Fallujah swap uniforms as army plan unfolds
Iraqi police in Fallujah receive blue US uniforms and new gear in a ceremony aimed at boosting morale while a national army is planned. The move coincides with insurgent attacks and a pledge to form three brigades of up to 40,000 troops within three years.
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Malawi arrests five alleged al Qaida operatives in Blantyre
Five foreigners linked to charities accused of funneling funds to al Qaida were arrested in Blantyre Malawi in a CIA Malawi National Intelligence Bureau operation. Police say the suspects faced deportation and potential transfer to Guantanamo Bay. Officials described the charity networks as financing al Qaida activities in Africa.
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Atnca
U.S
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Latif
Healey Potani
Nets Win Second NBA Title
The New Jersey Nets captured their second NBA title as a landmark season concluded. Former NBC newsman a prominent 1960s anchor figure died at age 72, leaving a lasting imprint on television journalism.
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San Antonio Spurs
NBC
Britain urged to outlaw spanking nationwide
British government faces pressure from two parliamentary committees to end the defense of reasonable chastisement and ban all physical punishment of children. They argue current law allows abuse and conflicts with the UN Child Rights Convention, citing Sweden and other European nations where corporal punishment is illegal.
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Arth RxRoll-on liniment aims to ease arthritis pain for humans
Ocala Florida reports ARTH Rx a human friendly liniment derived from hot peppers. Phillips Gulf Corporation markets ARTH Rx as safe and effective for arthritis bursitis rheumatism tendonitis and backache. The roll on formula is prescription free and may be limited by demand.
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Phillips Gulf Corporation
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