Jail capture ends manhunt near prison
Gerald Bordelon was captured by Livingston Parish sheriff's deputies and Louisiana State Police less than a mile from the prison with bloodhounds and helicopters. Bordelon awaits a murder trial in the death of his 12-year-old stepdaughter.
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Bush Seeks Compromise on North Korea Nuclear Standoff
At a 21 nation Asia Pacific summit in Bangkok, President Bush proposed that the United States, China and others offer security assurances to North Korea in exchange for scrapping its nuclear program while rejecting a formal no invasion treaty. He left room for a non treaty security pledge with partners.
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Faithful crowd fills St Peter's for Mother Teresa beatification
More than 300000 people gathered in St Peter's Square for the beatification of Mother Teresa. Pope John Paul II spoke sparingly due to illness, declaring Teresa blessed as crowds from around the world watched a ceremony mixing Indian dance and Catholic ritual.
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Iraq urges recall of army amid deadly ambushes
Baghdad voices call for an immediate mobilization of the disbanded Iraqi army to aid U S forces as fighting rages around Kirkuk Fallujah and other flashpoints. Two American soldiers were killed near Kirkuk with a third wounded while a convoy and settlements faced attacks and explosions across multiple sites. Iraqi civilians were injured and a hospital reported fatalities from blasts and gunfire.
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King backs off teaching plan for middle school students
Best selling writer Stephen King has paused plans to teach a writing class for Maine seventh and eighth graders as part of a laptop program. His assistant cited heavy workload from Kingdom Hospital, Entertainment Weekly column work, and family life.
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