Archive for January, 2010
Snowstorm in South heads off to sea – Boston Globe
 WNCT | Snowstorm in South heads off to sea Boston Globe Liz Taylor skied down Market Street in Onancock, Va., Saturday during a heavy snowstorm on the eastern shore of Virginia. (Jay Diem/ Salisbury Daily Times via Associated Press) Associated Press / February 1, 2010 RICHMOND - A winter storm that moved in ... At least 4 dead after winter storm coats NC Snow melts, but ice lingers in WNC Snow storm that covered Carolinas heads out to sea |
Bomb kills US service member in Afghanistan (AP)
AP - A bomb killed a U.S. service member Monday in southern Afghanistan, NATO said.
Iran celebrates Islamic Revolution anniversary – Press TV
 Aljazeera.net | Iran celebrates Islamic Revolution anniversary Press TV Special ceremonies have been held in Iran and many other countries to mark the first day of the Ten-Day Dawn period that culminated in the overthrow of the Pahlavi regime. The celebrations started on Monday on occasion of the beginning of the 31st ... Iran opposition leaders call for protests Anniversary of Islamic Revolution May Bring New Clashes in Iran Main Opposition Leaders in Iran Call for Rally |
County elections expected to cost about $400000 in 2010 – St. Joseph News-Press
 WSIL TV | County elections expected to cost about $400000 in 2010 St. Joseph News-Press A busy election year in Buchanan County gets under way Tuesday with the vote for the 27th District state representative, and County Clerk Pat Conway estimates the 2010 elections will cost a little more than $400000. ... Low turnout for primary expected Small primary turnout expected Early line sees light turnout for Tuesday's primary |
US, Pakistani officials believe Mehsud is dead: report (AFP)
AFP - Pakistani and US officials are increasingly convinced that the leader of the Pakistani Taliban, Hakimullah Mehsud, who was behind the suicide attack on a CIA base in Afghanistan in December, had died from wounds sustained in a drone strike, The New York Times reported.
US to resume mercy flights for critically injured Haitians – Times Online
 BBC News | US to resume mercy flights for critically injured Haitians Times Online The United States will resume airlifting critically injured Haitian quake victims to American hospitals later today, after the military evacuations were stopped due to a bureaucratic dispute. "The flights are on track to resume in the next 12 hours," ... Haiti earthquake victims' survey hopes to assess real needs of people Amid finger-pointing and confusion, military flights to restart at 5 am US To Resume Haiti Medevac Flights |
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