Brown takes over as Labour head
Holland Michigan reports two musty brown boxes of Dutch educational films returning 34 years late. Postmaster Masuga found them in a mail box. origin from University of Wisconsin Barron County and University of Texas. loans by the former Netherlands Information Service.
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Michigan
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Allen Park
University of Wisconsin-Barron County
University of Texas
Austin
Netherlands Information Service
Holland Museum
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The
Rotterdam
Europe
Lake Michigan
Civilian deaths rise as Afghan clashes surge
Civilians are killed at higher rates by international forces than insurgents in Afghanistan as battles rage in populated areas. Afghan President Karzai urges caution while NATO defends its right to respond to threat, amid mounting anger and calls for cleaner, more precise operations. A British soldier dies in Helmand when his convoy hits an explosion near Lashkar Gah.
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NATO
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Shaikh
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Sherwood Foresters
Lashkar Gah
Helmand
Living hell for severely injured soldier in Tampa
Joseph Briseno Jr. survived a back‑of‑the‑head gunshot in Iraq four years ago and now lies unseeing, paralyzed from the neck down, with tubes and machines feeding him at the Tampa VA. His parents quit jobs to care for him as nurses and charities support their home care and renovations.
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Baghdad
Steven Scott
The
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Tampa VA Medical Center
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CSI
George Mason University
Kuwait
Joseph Briseno Sr
Germany
Walter Army Medical Center
Bethesda
McGuire VA Medical Center
Richmond
Manassas Park
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Joseph Briseno
Jay
Tampa VA
Jay Briseno
Eva Briseno
James A. Haley
Blacks Hit Parity in South College Enrollments
In 16 states measured by the Southern Regional Education Board, black enrollment now accounts for 21 percent of college students and 19 percent of the population, a milestone aided by rising Hispanic numbers and ongoing achievement gaps. The board notes progress but warns black college-age enrollment and graduation rates remain behind white peers.
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N.C
Southern Regional Education Board
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Mideast leaders meet in summit today
Israel agrees to release funds to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas ahead of a summit with Egypt and Jordan in Cairo. Olmert cautions restraint on a breakthrough while Hamas restless in Gaza calls the talks illusory.
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Israel
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Egypt
Jordan
Hamas
Ehud Olmert
Abbas
Hosni Mubarak
Abdullah II
Olmert
Fatah
Ismail Haniyeh
Gaza
Gaza City
Haniyeh
Dreadlocks at center court in Charlotte Christian dispute
Kelvin Drakeford faces a courtroom clash over hair policy and basketball talent at Charlotte Christian School. The family alleges misled about hair rules and denied him varsity play, potentially affecting college exposure, while the school attributes veto to skill level, not dreadlocks.
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Terry Efird
Cannon School
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