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Morning News


Oct.15   Northern Iraq     Bombs kill 16, including schoolgirls  In Kirkuk, 6 car bomb blasts killed at least eight people. In Baghdad 8 Iraqis were killed in 4 roadside bombings

  Ecuador   Ecuador votes for new president   The ew president will be the 8th leader in 10 years of the politically turbulent nation

  Rome Reporter seized in Afghanistan  Italy's Foreign Ministry believed photojournalist Gabriele Torsello had been kidnapped

  Pennsylvania Killer's wife salutes Amish mercy  The widow of a man who shot dead 5 girls at a school in Pennsylvania has thanked the community for their love

Day News


  Jerusalem   Police back Katsav rape charges
  Israeli police believe there is enough evidence to charge President with rape and wire-tapping
 Authorities have asked Attorney Generalto charge the President with rape, indecent assault and sexual harassment. Police also have evidence that Moshe Katsav illegally pardoned people and conducted illegal wiretaps. The President skipped opening ceremony of the winter session of the Knesset


  Moscow Russian pair secure Kremlin honors  Top seed Davydenko beat Safin 6-4 5-7 6-4 in the all-Russian Kremlin Cup final to complete a double for the host country

  Hawaii Strong earthquake  An morning quake at sea has knocked out power and toppled rock walls but there are no reports of deaths

Evening News


  Baghdad     Weekend toll in Iraq: 83 bodies
  51 bullet-riddled bodies were found in Baghdad; some showing signs of torture


  UN UN 'missed' Darfur crisis signs  Early warning signs of ethnic tensions were ignored years before the catastrophe unfolded

  Washington U.S. presses Beijing on N. Korea  Condoleezza Rice, leaves for a trip throughout Asia in a bid to maintain a unified world diplomatic front
San Francisco Bay Area , October 15, 2006 Timeline