- Breedlove officials assess damage in Haiti, plan to send more aid
LUBBOCK, TX Aid is available in Haiti, but the situation still continues to be quite desperate.
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- Kids in Haiti refugee camps making kites
Lawrence Downes of The New York Times says: "I was just in Haiti reporting on things there and found amazing makers: boys who make kites.
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- Facebook murderer jailed for 22 years
Paul Bristol flew to Britain from Trinidad to kill Camille Mathurasingh after seeing pictures of her with new boyfriend Camille Mathurasingh met Paul Bristol during the three years she spent working in Trinidad.
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- Slideshow: Navy Seabees return from Haiti
The Sailors provided logistics-over-the shore command & control, communications, small craft operations, and camp support to JTF-Haiti since late January.
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- Marley to Be Remembered at Jamaican Museum
Rare pieces of memorabilia will go on display at the Jamaica Music Muse um, which will document and preserve artifacts from the Caribbean country 's rich music history.
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- Haiti chief visits D.C., seeks aid
Haitian President Rene Preval is to arrive in Washington on Monday for meetings with Congress and President Barack Obama as the White House prepares to ask lawmakers for more than $1 billion in aid for the earthquake-ravaged country.
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- Puerto Rican rum fight spills over to NY Parade
Organizers of the New York Puerto Rican Day Parade, one of the largest US outdoor events, said they are ending a 30-year relationship with the makers of Captain Morgan Rum citing Diageo PLC's plans to move distillation of the drink from Puerto Rico.
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- Haiti frees missionary; group leader still held
Chile fears health crisis as aid trickles in As international relief finally begins to arrive in the heavily damaged city of Concepcion, many Chileans are worried about the possible outbreak of diseases like hepatitis and tetanus.
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- Shock over lack of shelter
Sat Mar 6, 2010 7:21am EST - A Haitian boy cries while waiting in line for food and water at a tent encampment in Port-au-Prince January 22, 2010.
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- Memorial Service For Springs Man Killed In Haiti
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- Nicaragua's poor scavenge 1972 earthquake wreckage
While Haiti and Chile face years of rebuilding from two massive quakes, Nicaragua still bears the scars of its powerful 1972 temblor, and the tons of twisted steel and cement it left behind are now scavenging grounds for the poor.
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- U.S. troops withdraw from Haiti
U.S. troops are withdrawing from the shattered capital, leaving many Haitians anxious that the most visible portion of international aid is ending even as the city is still mired in misery and vulnerable to unrest.
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- MacKay visits military in Haiti
Defence Minister Peter MacKay wrapped up a two-day visit to Haiti on Sunday, where he visited 1,500 Canadian troops who are helping to rebuild the earthquake-ravaged country.
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- Rowley: Other board members must go
Following a call for his resignation by Prime Minister Patrick Manning, Urban Develepment Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago Executive Chairman Calder Hart resigned yesterday with immediate effect.
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- Haiti earthquake opens window on dismal prisons
The skinny teenager appears nervous, and with reason: He is waiting for a tap on the shoulder that could send him back to the dismal prison where he spent four years without being charged or seeing a judge.
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- Chile quake death toll hits 708 as rescue ramps up
Heroism and banditry mingled on Chile's shattered streets Sunday as rescuers braved aftershocks digging for survivors and the government sent soldiers and ordered a nighttime curfew to quell looting.
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- CDC warns ofmalaria in Haiti
The first feared cases of malaria have come to Haiti, weeks before the start of its next rainy season in May, and health officials are concerned that the deadly disease could become widespread.
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- Push on to get prosthetics, rehab for thousands of Haitian amputees
Andy Lambert of Hanger Orthopedic Group in Richland shows used artificial limbs Tuesday Feb.
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- USGS Tackles Haiti Reconstruction
USGS scientists are helping Haitians lay the groundwork for reconstruction and long-term earthquake monitoring in the wake of the Jan.
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- Sea Hunter finally begins to unload in Haiti
It took more than a month, but a Maine-based ship finally begun offloading 200 tons of earthquake relief supplies.
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