Iran seen resisting Security Council offer on uranium enrichment
Iran signals willingness to resist suspending enrichment as the five permanent members and Germany review a draft package offering sanctions relief if Tehran halts enrichment and resumes talks. Foreign Minister Mottaki in Kuwait City asserts suspension goes against Iran's rights and the NPT.
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Manouchehr Mottaki
Kuwait City
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Security Council
Germany
Iraq forms unity government after months of wrangling
In Baghdad the 40 member cabinet was sworn in inside the Green Zone as Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki pledged to restore security and basic services. Attacks killed at least 33, and 22 kidnapped victims were found amid ongoing violence.
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Unity
U.S
Nouri al-Maliki
al-Maliki
Ibrahim al-Jaafari
al-Jaafari
Salam Zikam Ali al-Zubaie
Barham Saleh
National Unity
Five miners dead in Kentucky Darby Mine explosion
An explosion at Darby Mine No 1 in Harlan County Kentucky killed five miners and injured others. Survivor Paul Ledford was treated and released from Highlands Regional Medical Center while families awaited details.
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Ernie Fletcher
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Harlan County
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U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration
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Amon Brock
Closplint
Jimmy D. Lee
Wallins Creek
Roy Middleton
Evarts
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Kenvir
Paris Thomas Jr
Denise Bean
Paul Ledford
Lonesome Pine Hospital
Big Stone Gap
Amy Stevens
Ledford
Louviere
Kentucky Darby LLC
Louisville
Virginia
Kentucky Darby
MSHA
Clover Fork Missionary Baptist Church
Mike Blair
Mountain states set pace in imprisoning women
A new report from the Women's Prison Association shows Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, Utah and other Mountain states led a sharp rise in female inmates with a 1,600 percent increase since 1977, while Northeast states curtailed the trend.
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New Jersey
Nagin Wins Reelection In New Orleans Race
Mayor Ray Nagin narrowly defeats Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu with 52.9 percent of the vote as 93 percent of precincts report. Absentee votes favor Nagin slightly while he carries black precincts and some white Uptown districts.
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Ray Nagin
Mitch Landrieu
U.S
Nagin
Landrieu
Louisiana
Bush urges immigration reform with border expansion plan
President Bush urged Congress to back a middle ground on illegal immigration between mass deportation and citizenship. He proposed deploying 6000 National Guard troops and adding 6000 Border Patrol agents, 6700 detention beds, and advanced technology to secure the border, while noting funding gaps.
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Richard L. Skinner
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