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News Crowd.com [/] The News Service | Mon, 16 07 2007 2,400-year-old golden mask unearthed (AP)

A Bulgarian archeologist holds up an ancient Thracian gold artifact at a Thracian tomb near the village of Topolchane east of the Bulgarian capital Sofia, Sunday, July, 15, 2007. A golden mask, gold and silver artifacts dated back from the 4th century B.C. were discovered at the Thracian tomb near the village of Topolchene on Saturday. ( AP Photo/Petar Petrov)AP - A 2,400-year-old golden mask that once belonged to a Thracian king was unearthed in a timber-lined tomb in southeastern Bulgaria, archaeologists said Monday.


McCain's Top Campaign Press Aides Quit Amid Fund-Raising Woes (Bloomberg)

Presidential hopeful John McCain (R-AZ) is pictured following a meeting with President Bush at the White House, July 11, 2007. (Jason Reed/Reuters)Bloomberg - July 16 (Bloomberg) -- Seven members of Republican presidential candidate John McCain's campaign press staff have resigned as the Arizona senator shuffles his team amid lagging fund raising and a drop in the polls.


Japan quake causes nuke plant leak, fire (AP)

Rescuers carry an injured woman from a collapsed house following a powerful quake that hit Japan's northwest coast, in Kariwa, Monday, July 16, 2007. A 6.7-magnitude earthquake rocked Japan's northwest coast on Monday, and media reports said at least five people were killed and more than 500 injured. The area was plagued by a series of aftershocks, the strongest of which was magnitude 5.8. (AP Photo/Kyodo News)AP - A strong earthquake shook Japan's northwest coast Monday, setting off a fire at the world's most powerful nuclear power plant and causing a reactor to spill radioactive water into the sea — an accident not reported to the public for hours.


Japan shuts units at top nuclear plant after quake (Reuters)

Black smoke is seen spewing from an electricity transformer at Tokyo Electric Power Co.'s Kashiwazaki-Kariwa No.3 nuclear power generation unit in Kashiwazaki, northern Japan, July 16, 2007. Tokyo Electric Power Co. shut down three major generators at the world's biggest nuclear power plant after a powerful earthquake in Japan on Monday caused a brief fire in one of the units, company officials said. (Japan Coast Guard/Handout/Reuters)Reuters - Tokyo Electric Power Co. shut down three major generators at the world's biggest nuclear power plant after a powerful earthquake in Japan on Monday caused a brief fire in one of the units, company officials said.


"Too sexy for my bus," woman told (Reuters)

Passengers queue to take a bus at Berlin's Ostbahnhof railway station, July 10, 2007. A German bus driver threatened to throw a 20-year-old sales clerk off his bus in the southern town of Lindau because he said she was too sexy, a newspaper reported Monday. (Pawel Kopczynski/Reuters)Reuters - A German bus driver threatened to throw a 20-year-old sales clerk off his bus in the southern town of Lindau because he said she was too sexy, a newspaper reported Monday.


UK 'was right to expel Russians' Gordon Brown says the UK will not apologise for expelling four Russian diplomats over the Litvinenko murder. Bush urges Mid-East peace talks The US president calls for international talks in an attempt to restart the stalled Middle East peace process. TV firm takes rap for Queen error TV company RDF Media admits it was to blame for making the Queen look like she stormed out of a photo shoot. Nuclear scare after Japan quake A strong earthquake damages a nuclear power plant in Japan, reportedly causing a leak of radioactive material. MMR scare doctor 'paid children' A doctor who first suggested MMR was linked to autism paid children for blood samples, the GMC hears. Iraq oil city blasts kill dozens At least 85 people are killed and scores are wounded in bomb attacks in the northern Iraqi oil city of Kirkuk. Police raid three football clubs Police raid three professional football clubs as part of an investigation into alleged corruption. Armed gang holds Katona captive Armed robbers raid the home of former pop star Kerry Katona, locking her and her family in a room. LA cardinal offers abuse apology The Los Angeles Catholic Church apologises to people abused by priests, after agreeing a $660m settlement. Rowling in Madeleine poster plea Author JK Rowling asks bookshops worldwide to display posters showing missing Madeleine McCann. © newscrowd.com п»ї Biblos Internet Consulting • Женский блог • Львів СЃРїРѕСЂС‚ - РІСЃРµ РїСЂРѕ СЃРїРѕСЂС‚ Сѓ Львові • С–РЅ - Львів - що Сѓ Львові • Аренда теплохода - РљСЂСѓРёР·С‹ РїРѕ РњРѕСЃРєРІРµ - Праздник РЅР° реке | Отдых РЅР° теплоходе - Речные РєСЂСѓРёР·С‹ РїРѕ Волге - Навигация 2007 ® N/A / N/A