O'Donnell nonprofit risks loss of tax status for missing filings
The Savior's Alliance for Lifting the Truth founded by Christine O'Donnell faces possible revocation of tax-exempt status after failing to file IRS forms for three years. The group aims to mobilize youth against premarital sex and abortion, and the 2006 law targets small nonprofits with receipts under 25000 dollars.
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Obama to replace Rahm Emanuel with behind-the-scenes aide
President Obama plans to replace chief of staff Rahm Emanuel with Pete Rouse a longtime Capitol Hill insider and former Senate chief of staff who will serve interim in the White House Rouse known as the 101st Senator is trusted to steer through a period of midterm uncertainty and staff changes
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Ecuador President Correa Rescued After Hospital Siege
Ecuadorean troops freed President Rafael Correa from a hospital after police rebels faced a 35 minute rescue. clashes earlier left at least one dead and six injured as the unrest shut airports and roads. Correa spoke from the balcony praising supporters who stood by democracy.
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Tony Curtis dies at 85 in Nevada end of Hollywood era
Tony Curtis longtime star of the 1950s and 60s died at age 85 from cardiopulmonary arrest at his Henderson Nevada home. Born Bernard Schwartz in New York City he rose from off Broadway to major films including Some Like It Hot The Defiant Ones and Sweet Smell of Success. He earned an Oscar nomination in 1959 for The Defiant Ones and was married five times including to Janet Leigh. Curtis leaves behind children a wife and fans worldwide and his friends mourn his loss as he remembered a painter and actor of range.
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Court hears appeal of West Memphis Three case
Arkansas Supreme Court justices question state on letting new DNA testing be presented in the death penalty case of Damien Echols. Echols maintains innocence regarding the 1993 murder of three Cub Scouts. DNA results reportedly do not match Echols, Baldwin, or Misskelley.
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