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BEIJING -- More than a year and a half after prominent civil
rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng disappeared, China's government gave the first sign Friday
that he is alive, saying he would be sent to prison for
three years for violating his probation.A brief report by the state-run Xinhua
News Agency did not answer key questions about Gao -- the condition
of his health and his whereabouts now and in the 20 months
since he disappeared, presumably at the hands of the authorities."Are they sending
him to a proper prison? Which prison was he at before? Where
were they hiding him?" said Gao's brother, Gao Zhiyi, who has been
on a quest to find his sibling.Gao's wife said from the United
States she was still uneasy because of the lack of information."When I
heard what they said, all I could think was 'Oh, it means
he's still alive,"' Geng He said, crying, in a phone interview with
The Associated Press.Charismatic and pugnacious, Gao was a galvanizing figure for the
rights

HYWGQUNITED NATIONS The U.N. Security Council on Friday ordered assets of
two Libyan banks that had been under the control of Muammar Qaddafi
to be unfrozen, clearing the way for the return of more than
$40 billion to help the new government rebuild the country.The transitional government
had asked the council's committee monitoring sanctions against Libya to lift the
asset freeze on the Central Bank of Libya and its subsidiary, the
Libyan Foreign Bank. There were no objections from any of the 15
council nations who comprise the committee by the deadline Friday evening so
the sanctions were immediately lifted.Soon after, the U.S. government announced that it
has rolled back most sanctions against Libya's banks, unblocking more than $30
billion in assets. And British Foreign Secretary William Hague said his government
is seeking swift European Union action to pass the regulation required to
release about 6.5 billion pounds ($10 billion) in assets frozen in Britain.Bi

as Contingency Operations account. That account pays for the wars in Iraq,
Afghanistan and other expenses. Lawmakers shifted costs for security and economic assistance,
funds for the State Department and U.S. Agency for International Development into
the account, increasing the amount from $7.6 billion to $11.2 billionStill, the
base budget is some $6 billion less than the current level and
$8.7 billion below what President Barack Obama sought for the fiscal year
that began Oct. 1. The bill does provide the full funds of
$3.1 billion in security assistance for ally Israel.Reflecting concerns about uncertainty within
the Egyptian government, the bill would restrict $1.3 billion in security assistance
to Cairo and $250 million in economic assistance until the secretary of
state certifies to Congress that Egypt is abiding by a 1979 peace
treaty with Israel, military rulers are supporting the transition to civilian government
with free and fair elections and "implem

UPPVYYQAP Photo/SepahnewsDec. 8, 2011: A photo by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards purportedly
shows a U.S. RQ-170 Sentinel drone that Tehran says its forces downed
earlier in the week, as the chief of the aerospace division of
Iran's Revolutionary Guards, Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, right, listens to an unidentified
colonel.A senior U.S. official scoffed at claims that Iran "hijacked" the RQ-170
spy drone through a sophisticated attack on a navigational weakness in the
secret surveillance craft.Using knowledge purportedly gleaned from "previously downed and captured drones,"
Iran was able to reprogram the GPS system in the U.S.-made RQ-170
Sentinel -- an advanced spy drone that was flying over Iranian territory
before falling into the country's hands earlier this month, an unnamed Iranian
engineer told the Christian Science Monitor.But American officials insist that neither weaponry
nor technology brought down the spy drone."This claim is ludicrous," a senior
U.S. offici

was overloaded and all police helicopter pilots were on vacation at
the same time.Breivik told investigators he was surprised and had expected a
SWAT team to swoop down within 15 minutes of his attack.A spokesman
for the relatives and families of the victims said the internal investigation
lacked self-criticism."They should have asked themselves whether they, hypothetically, could have acted
faster," Trond Henry Blattmann said. "If they had done so they might
have come up with a different answer."Soenderland said beside the boat breakdown
there were few reasons to criticize the operation."That the boat was overloaded
is a fact," he said, but he declined to comment on how
the police could have acted more efficiently or faster. "Our task is
not to evaluate a hypothesis," he said.Survivors have said they struggled to
get through to police emergency lines shortly after Breivik began his shooting
spree on the island because operators rejected calls because they were

arrested and charged with bigamy in 1974. He pleaded no contest
and was sentenced to six months in Jail. He was released after
21 days and ordered to serve five years of probation. A judge
also said Foster was not allowed to live with his families. Foster
died from cancer in 2008. He was still married to all three
women.Mark Easterday was arrested and charged with bigamy in 1999. Authorities were
alerted to Easterday's multiple marriage by his first wife as part of
a custody battle during their divorce. He ultimately pleaded no contest to
adultery because the divorce was finalized before the bigamy case went to
trial. Easterday was sentenced to probation.Easterday, who left Utah and is currently
married to two women, told The Associated Press he believes the Browns
are right to fear a bigamy prosecution."I know from experience that they
do prosecute," Easterday said. I think they should change the law over
the entire country. Why it is that in some places a w
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WDJBQWARSAW, Poland -- The chairman of Libya's National Transitional Council has called
on Syria's president to step down, saying the Syrian people have the
right to determine their own destiny.Mustafa Abdul-Jalil said Friday that Syrian President
Bashar Assad should quit. He said Assad can always put himself up
for election in a democratic vote to see if his people really
want him.He says "if the Syrian people are willing to choose Assad,
then let it be."Abdul-Jalil spoke at a development conference in Warsaw, Poland.The
Libyan leader also called on countries with frozen Libyan assets to release
them so the country can rebuild after its recent war. He says
some of the money would go to job training for former fighters,
many of them recovering from war injuries.

TPVtraining facility can run simultaneously and in coordination. So while one set
of officers is driving the humvee and shooting a grenade launcher from
its roof, they can see the other officers training in the next
room, who are armed and on foot. Likewise, the officers on foot
can see the humvee. The whole thing is like a life-sized video
game on steroids.Why not just save the expense of building a facility
like this and hit a shooting range? As David Smith, the programs
manager explains it, this facility actually saves money. We wanted to go
beyond a live-fire range, says Smith. Every time a real weapon is
fired, expensive ammunition is used.And who could blow up vehicles on a
range? Here, they can be blown up or shot at again and
again. Officers can go through different scenarios thousands of times.Its all to
prepare for what everyone hopes never happens, an attack on the plant.Their
presence is a pretty good deterrent," Steve Erhart, the lead federal adminis
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LUERXthe report investigating allegations of abuse dating back to 1945.The commission received
some 1,800 complaints of abuse at Catholic schools, seminaries and orphanages and
said that the institutions suffered from "a failure of oversight." It then
conducted the broader survey of the general population for a more comprehensive
analysis of the scale and nature of sexual abuse of minors --
both in the church and elsewhere.Based on a survey among more than
34,000 people, the commission estimated that one in 10 Dutch children suffered
some form of abuse broadly in society. The number doubled to 20
percent of children who spent part of their youth in an institution
like an orphanage or boarding school -- whether Catholic or not.The commission
was set up last year under the leadership of former government minister
Wim Deetman, who said there could be no doubt church leaders knew
of the problem."The idea that people did not know there was a
risk ... is untenable," he s

ocrat and a 44-year-old truck driver, who voted for Obama in 2008
and intends to support him again.Robin Dein, a 54-year-old homemaker, who is
an independent, said she supported Republican John McCain in 2008 and has
not been impressed with Obama's economic policies. She intends to support Romney
if he wins the Republican nomination."(Obama) spent the first part of his
presidency blaming Bush for everything, not that he was innocent, and now
his way of solving anything is by spending more money," she said.Despite
the soft level of support, many are uncertain whether a Republican president
would be a better choice. Asked whom they would support next November,
47 percent of adults favored Obama compared with 46 percent for Romney,
a former Massachusetts governor. Against Gingrich, the president holds a solid advantage,
receiving 51 percent compared with 42 percent for the former leader of
the House.The potential matchups paint a better picture for the president am
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