Turkey recalls ambassador as genocide resolution stirs Ankara
Ankara recalls its Washington envoy over a U S genocide resolution risk. Turkish leaders warn of serious repercussions if Congress labels Armenian killings genocide. Prime Minister Erdogan hints at possible halts in logistic support and even Iskenderun and Incirlik implications while U S lobbying stresses maintaining alliance and trade.
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Global abortion trends show parity across nations and safety concerns
A U S study by Gilda Sedgh and World Health Organization researchers finds abortion rates similar in rich and poor nations from 1995 to 2003, with roughly half of worldwide abortions deemed unsafe and access differing by legality rather than wealth.
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Teen with weapons talked of Columbine attack
A 14 year old home schooled Philadelphia suburb student amassed guns knives and grenades and tried to recruit another boy for a possible school attack. Police found a 9 mm rifle air guns swords knives and a bomb making book along with Columbine videos and violent notebooks.
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Deaths in police custody exceed two thousand in three years
A Justice Department study shows 2,002 arrest related deaths from 2003 through 2005, with 55 percent due to homicide by officers, 13 percent from intoxication, and 12 percent from personal crisis. Most deceased were men aged 18 to 44, with racial breakdown 44 percent white, 32 percent black, 20 percent Hispanic. Officials say these cases are unusual but warrant review of training and practices.
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Flaws feared in air traffic upgrade
MEMPHIS Tenn Ron Carpenter and fellow air traffic controllers kept over 200 airplanes on course across seven states as their communications system crashed They used personal cell phones to avert disaster Congress questions whether Memphis outage signals a design flaw in a 24 billion telecom upgrade The FAA blamed an AT T line failure while critics call for stronger backups and an under way investigation by Congress and industry experts.
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British author Doris Lessing wins 2007 Nobel Prize in Literature
The 87-year-old Briton, author of The Golden Notebook, receives the Nobel for a prolific career across novels, short stories, memoirs and plays. The Swedish Academy lauds her skepticism and visionary power, noting journeys across time and ideology.
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