Plane crash in Northern China kills all aboard
A Bombardier CRJ-200 carrying 47 passengers and crew crashed into a frozen lake near Baotou in Inner Mongolia seconds after takeoff killing everyone aboard and one person on the ground. The crash was China’s deadliest in over two years with no immediate cause released.
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Zoning Appeals Hearing On Lane Property Driveway Permit
Lorain County commissioners schedule a zoning appeals hearing on the Lane property matter at 2:00 pm on the fourth floor, to review a variance request and driveway access across the front property line. Officials reference board procedures and related notices for hearing details and deadlines.
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Bush seeks renewed unity in Latin America amid immigration debate
President Bush, in Santiago, urges a new push for guest worker immigration reform and defends the Iraq invasion. He vows to stay the course, press for border security, and reassure Latin American leaders while addressing economic and fiscal goals.
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Baghdad Faces Battlefield Stretch Amid Mosque Raid
Baghdad described as a battlefield after the Abu Hanifa mosque raid sparks street fighting and bombings. Residents report closed shops and dampened commerce as US and Iraqi forces clash with Sunni insurgents in Azamiyah and nearby districts.
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Powell begins peace mission to revive Middle East talks
Secretary of State Colin Powell starts a trip to restart the Israeli Palestinian peace process after Yasser Arafat's death. He seeks Israeli help with Palestinian elections, while Israel considers troop withdrawals in disputed West Bank areas. Burns met with leaders. Powell set meetings with Israeli and Palestinian officials as internationals push for a new accord ahead of January elections. An incident near Ramallah left militants from the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades involved in a firefight.
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North Dakota toughens sex offender laws amid Sjodin case
North Dakota tightens offender rules as parole officers monitor homes for prohibited sexual material. The Sjodin abduction and murder linked to a released sex offender spurs new state enforcement and support for Dru’s Law, championed by Sen. Byron Dorgan.
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