Archive for February 14th, 2010
US seeks to shore up support for tough Iran stance (AP)
AP - U.S. officials sought to shore up support Sunday for a tougher stand against Iran's nuclear program by saying Tehran had left the world little choice and expressing renewed confidence that holdout China would come around to harsher U.N. penalties.
Clinton hopeful Mideast talks will begin this year (AFP)
AFP - US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Monday that she is hopeful that "serious" negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians will begin this year.
Ala. suspect was questioned in bomb case – Boston Globe
 Boston Globe | Ala. suspect was questioned in bomb case Boston Globe A biology professor accused of killing three colleagues and wounding three more in a shooting rampage at the University of Alabama in Huntsville on Friday was a suspect in the attempted mail bombing of ... UAH suspect also linked to mail bomb Bishop quizzed in '93 on mail bomb Alabama professor Amy Bishop, accused of killing three colleagues, reportedly ... |
Western cities fare best in well-being index – USA Today
Western cities fare best in well-being index USA Today A massive new study of Americans' attitudes concludes that the city at the foot of the Rocky Mountains is home to the happiest, healthiest people in the United States. At the bottom of 162 large and medium-sized cities: ... Hawaii, Honolulu rank high for 'quality of life' Washington No. 2 market for citizens' well-being In Pursuit of Happiness? Go West! |
Cowboys Stadium passes its biggest test yet – Dallas Morning News
 Globe and Mail | Cowboys Stadium passes its biggest test yet Dallas Morning News ARLINGTON – For its biggest test yet, the NBA All-Star Game brought the $1.15 billion stadium its first truly national event Sunday night. The test was a record crowd of 108713, and proof for Dallas Cowboys ... Stat sheet filler Dwyane Wade grabs NBA All-Star MVP East Wins by 2, but the Biggest Number Is 108713 All-Star game in Texas draws record crowd |
Officials break up alleged bird-fighting ring – Boston Globe
 Boston Globe | Officials break up alleged bird-fighting ring Boston Globe Two male finches were among two dozen rescued from an Ashland house in an alleged bird-fighting ring. (Cheryl Rudolph for Boston Globe) By Jack Nicas Authorities raided a house in Ashland Saturday night where they said a bird-fighting ring was being ... Police: Birds may have been bred for fighting Cops bust finch-fight operation Alleged finch-fighting ring busted in Ashland |
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