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Month: July 2008

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By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – Congress on Thursday approved legislation to let the State Department settle all remaining lawsuits against Libya by U.S. terrorism victims. The bill paves the way for healing the last rifts between the United States and Libya – but only after the country fully compensates Americans

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By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – Congress on Thursday approved legislation to let the State Department settle all remaining lawsuits against Libya by U.S. terrorism victims. The bill paves the way for healing the last rifts between the United States and Libya – but only after the country fully compensates Americans

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WSJ Highlights EP Renaissance

By ABC-7 Reporter Martin Bartlett EL PASO — The Wall Street Journal is pointing to El Paso’s Downtown Renaissance as model of a home-grown, high-dollar economic resurgence. And El Paso’s only one of seven cities around the world listed, in the report which hit news stands Monday While this is the kind of publicity that

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WSJ Highlights EP Renaissance

By ABC-7 Reporter Martin Bartlett EL PASO — The Wall Street Journal is pointing to El Paso’s Downtown Renaissance as model of a home-grown, high-dollar economic resurgence. And El Paso’s only one of seven cities around the world listed, in the report which hit news stands Monday While this is the kind of publicity that

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4 Female Bombers Strike In Iraq, Killing 57

By SELCAN HACAOGLU, Associated Press Writer BAGHDAD – Female suicide bombers struck a Shiite pilgrimage in Baghdad and a Kurdish protest rally in northern Iraq on Monday, killing at least 57 people and wounding nearly 300, police said. The U.S. military is recruiting and training women in Iraq’s police force, and trying to enlist them

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4 Female Bombers Strike In Iraq, Killing 57

By SELCAN HACAOGLU, Associated Press Writer BAGHDAD – Female suicide bombers struck a Shiite pilgrimage in Baghdad and a Kurdish protest rally in northern Iraq on Monday, killing at least 57 people and wounding nearly 300, police said. The U.S. military is recruiting and training women in Iraq’s police force, and trying to enlist them

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Body Found In Ruidoso, Officials Say

RUIDOSO, N.M. — One body has been found in Ruidoso,Sherry Kamali, an official with the New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management said Monday. The Associated Press reports that the body of a 20-year-old man apparently swept away by flooding in Ruidoso was found Monday morning. The body was foundin debris near a

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Body Found In Ruidoso, Officials Say

RUIDOSO, N.M. — One body has been found in Ruidoso,Sherry Kamali, an official with the New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management said Monday. The Associated Press reports that the body of a 20-year-old man apparently swept away by flooding in Ruidoso was found Monday morning. The body was foundin debris near a

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Bush Hails Pakistan As Strong Ally

WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush praised Pakistan’s prime minister Monday for his commitment to their joint battle against extremists. But neither of the men addressed the latest clash in Pakistan, a missile strike that hit a religious school just inside its border with Afghanistan. Bush and Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani strolled before the

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Bush Hails Pakistan As Strong Ally

WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush praised Pakistan’s prime minister Monday for his commitment to their joint battle against extremists. But neither of the men addressed the latest clash in Pakistan, a missile strike that hit a religious school just inside its border with Afghanistan. Bush and Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani strolled before the

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Mexican Military Losing Drug War Support

By DAN KEANE, Associated Press Writer OJINAGA, Mexico (AP) – This hardscrabble Mexican border town welcomed 400 soldiers when they arrived four months ago to stop a wave of drug violence that brought daytime gunbattles to its main street. But then the soldiers themselves turned violent, townspeople say, ransacking homes and even torturing people. The

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Mexican Military Losing Drug War Support

By DAN KEANE, Associated Press Writer OJINAGA, Mexico (AP) – This hardscrabble Mexican border town welcomed 400 soldiers when they arrived four months ago to stop a wave of drug violence that brought daytime gunbattles to its main street. But then the soldiers themselves turned violent, townspeople say, ransacking homes and even torturing people. The

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