Escape from Kidnappers in Iraq Highlights Contractors Risk
Hamill, captured during a convoy ambush near Baghdad on April 9, was found about 50 miles from the abduction site after escaping. He had worked for KBR and was treated for a gunshot wound. The incident underscores dangers faced by Western contractors in Iraq as heavy convoy strikes disrupt supply lines and drive workers to riskier jobs.
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Oberlin Votes mobilizes nonvoters through outreach drive
A local Oberlin effort led by Nortwich and Stanley aims to boost turnout among under 25s and nonvoters. Volunteers plan a voters only basketball tournament, assist with registration, and encourage peers to vote, arguing nonparticipation is a passive vote for the eventual winner. More details at www.oberlinvotes.com.
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Lottery results roundup for Ohio and nearby states
Ohio midday Pick 3 numbers 5 8 0 and 3 3 0. Pi Lotto Plus jackpot $8 million. Mega Millions Friday numbers 15 21 32 39 50 with ball 34. jackpot $55 million. Pennsylvania Daily Number 0 4. Big 4 4 7 3. Michigan Daily 4 6 6 7 5. roll down 2 5 8 30 31. West Virginia Daily 3 8 8 8. Daily 4 2 6 5 3. Previous Ohio winners Seceenin 3 15 17 23 28. Also lists midweek draws and past results for several states.
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Tommy Hamill Freed After Escape From Captors
Kellie Hamill reported her husband Thomas Hamill a truck driver for Halliburton subsidiary was freed after escaping a house south of Tikrit and contacting a U S patrol. Army officials confirmed he was in good health with a lingering left arm wound and flew to Baghdad for treatment. President Bush reacted with relief as well wishers gathered at Calvary Baptist Church to celebrate the news.
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Eleven U S soldiers fatally hurt in weekend Iraq incidents
Eleven U S service members were fatally hurt in four separate weekend incidents in Iraq including six dead from a western mortar strike near Fallujah. Two soldiers died near Amarah while one soldier was killed near Kirkuk with ten others injured. A Marine unit at Fallujah faced a second mortar hit as survivors described the attack.
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Army finds no proof of widespread POW abuse in Iraq
An Army inquiry into interrogation techniques in Iraq found no evidence that abuse by U S military police or intelligence officers is widespread. The review is ongoing and not a criminal probe of last fall’s cases involving the 372nd Military Police Company. Brig. Gen. Janis Karpinski said she saw abuse photos and urged independent investigation. Amnesty International alleged a pattern of torture and called for a full inquiry. A U S occupation spokesman said abuse is being aggressively investigated and careers and charges will follow.
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Cicadas emerge as 17 year cycle returns to Ohio region
Denny McKeown notes cicadas bring free soil aeration and little damage to plants while Kritsky estimates Brood X at least 5 billion in southwest Ohio. The insect’s chorus, though loud, is unavoidable and some gardeners fear the afterglow of dying bodies. Plants benefit from nutrients as bark and trees remain unharmed.
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Sharon to push ahead with Gaza withdrawal plan amid rising violence
The White House backs withdrawal, while Israeli and Likud officials debate the next steps. Sharon defends his plan as essential for peace, despite support waver from some Likud members and rising Gaza violence. Neve Dekalim residents express cautious approval of the move.
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