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15 dead in latest killer quake in northern Italy

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MIRANDOLA, Italy — A pow­er­ful earth­quake killed at least 15 peo­ple and left 200 injured Tues­day as it rocked a swath of north­ern Italy. Fac­to­ries, ware­houses and churches col­lapsed, deal­ing a sec­ond blow to a region where thou­sands are still home­less from another tem­blor just nine days ago.

Syrian opposition head offers to resign

BEIRUT — Syria’s main oppo­si­tion coun­cil is crum­bling under the weight of infight­ing and divi­sions over issues that cut to the heart of the rev­o­lu­tion, includ­ing accu­sa­tions that the move­ment is becom­ing as auto­cratic as the regime it wants to drive out.

Italian cruise ship tally: 11 dead, 21 missing

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ROME (AP) — The first vic­tim from the Costa Con­cor­dia dis­as­ter was iden­ti­fied Wednes­day — a 38-year-old vio­lin­ist from Hun­gary who had been work­ing as an enter­tainer on the stricken cruise ship.

Coast Guard to Italian captain: Go back aboard!

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ROME (AP) — “You go on board! Is that clear? Do you hear me?” the Coast Guard offi­cer shouted as the cap­tain of the grounded Costa Con­cor­dia sat safe in a life raft and fran­tic pas­sen­gers strug­gled to escape after the ship rammed into a reef off the Tus­can coast.

Cash-strapped cities, schools say: ‘Your Ad Here’

CHICAGO — Seven vinyl ban­ners draped this month along one of Chicago’s most iconic bridges, adver­tise­ments some have dubbed “a visual crime” and “com­mer­cial graf­fiti,” are reviv­ing a debate about how gov­ern­ments raise money in tough eco­nomic times.

Italy moves toward economic and political change

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ROME (AP) — Under pres­sure to con­trol its dan­ger­ous debt, Italy sped a pack­age of reforms toward approval Fri­day and pre­pared to hand its dys­func­tional gov­ern­ment over to a tech­no­crat who Europe hopes can save the coun­try from going broke. Finan­cial mar­kets around the world ral­lied in relief.

Time to slow down

Slow Gar­den­ing to the res­cue! An old con­cept with a new face, now known as Slow Gar­den­ing was brought to the fore­front by gar­den author Felder Rush­ing with the release of his new book, Slow Gar­den­ing, a Non-stop Phi­los­o­phy for all Senses and Seasons.

Missing Powell woman found dead in Italy

ROME — The body of a Pow­ell woman miss­ing in Tus­cany for three days was found Wednes­day beside a busy road­way in what appears to be a hit-and-run acci­dent, Ital­ian police said. Cara­binieri Col. Anto­nio Frassinetto told a news con­fer­ence that the body of Alli­son Owens, 23, of Pow­ell, was found in a canal beside the heav­ily traf­ficked road in San Gio­vanni Valdarno.

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