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Pakistan imposes emergency measures
Nov 3 2007 11:42PM (CT)
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - President Gen. Pervez Musharraf suspended Pakistan's constitution and deployed troops in the capital Saturday, declaring that rising Islamic extremism had forced him to take emergency measures. He also replaced the chief justice and blacked out the independent media that refused to support him.
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Pakistan imposes emergency measures
Nov 3 2007 11:42PM (CT)
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - President Gen. Pervez Musharraf suspended Pakistan's constitution and deployed troops in the capital Saturday, declaring that rising Islamic extremism had forced him to take emergency measures. He also replaced the chief justice and blacked out the independent media that refused to support him.
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Pakistan imposes emergency measures
Nov 3 2007 11:42PM (CT)
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - President Gen. Pervez Musharraf suspended Pakistan's constitution and deployed troops in the capital Saturday, declaring that rising Islamic extremism had forced him to take emergency measures. He also replaced the chief justice and blacked out the independent media that refused to support him.
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Pakistan imposes emergency measures
Nov 3 2007 11:42PM (CT)
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - President Gen. Pervez Musharraf suspended Pakistan's constitution and deployed troops in the capital Saturday, declaring that rising Islamic extremism had forced him to take emergency measures. He also replaced the chief justice and blacked out the independent media that refused to support him.
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Pakistan imposes emergency measures
Nov 3 2007 11:42PM (CT)
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - President Gen. Pervez Musharraf suspended Pakistan's constitution and deployed troops in the capital Saturday, declaring that rising Islamic extremism had forced him to take emergency measures. He also replaced the chief justice and blacked out the independent media that refused to support him.
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Indonesians refuse to leave volcano
Nov 3 2007 10:40PM (CT)
MOUNT KELUD, Indonesia (AP) - More than 25,000 villagers were refusing to leave their homes on the slopes of a killer Indonesian volcano on Sunday despite warnings by scientists the peak was poised for a powerful eruption, officials said.
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Indonesians refuse to leave volcano
Nov 3 2007 10:40PM (CT)
MOUNT KELUD, Indonesia (AP) - More than 25,000 villagers were refusing to leave their homes on the slopes of a killer Indonesian volcano on Sunday despite warnings by scientists the peak was poised for a powerful eruption, officials said.
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Indonesians refuse to leave volcano
Nov 3 2007 10:40PM (CT)
MOUNT KELUD, Indonesia (AP) - More than 25,000 villagers were refusing to leave their homes on the slopes of a killer Indonesian volcano on Sunday despite warnings by scientists the peak was poised for a powerful eruption, officials said.
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Indonesians refuse to leave volcano
Nov 3 2007 10:40PM (CT)
MOUNT KELUD, Indonesia (AP) - More than 25,000 villagers were refusing to leave their homes on the slopes of a killer Indonesian volcano on Sunday despite warnings by scientists the peak was poised for a powerful eruption, officials said.
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Indonesians refuse to leave volcano
Nov 3 2007 10:40PM (CT)
MOUNT KELUD, Indonesia (AP) - More than 25,000 villagers were refusing to leave their homes on the slopes of a killer Indonesian volcano on Sunday despite warnings by scientists the peak was poised for a powerful eruption, officials said.
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UN envoy arrives for 2nd trip to Myanmar
Nov 3 2007 3:51PM (CT)
YANGON, Myanmar (AP) - The United Nations envoy to Myanmar opened his second visit in recent weeks by meeting Saturday with the top U.N. diplomat in the country, whom the regime just said it wanted to expel.
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Olympics push Chinese kids to the max
Nov 3 2007 2:30PM (CT)
BEIJING (AP) - An 8-year-old girl runs 2,212 miles to Beijing in 55 days. A 10-year-old swims in a river with her hands and feet bound. And then there's 4-year-old Yang Yang, riding a 1,000-pound beluga whale.
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Olympics push Chinese kids to the max
Nov 3 2007 2:30PM (CT)
BEIJING (AP) - An 8-year-old girl runs 2,212 miles to Beijing in 55 days. A 10-year-old swims in a river with her hands and feet bound. And then there's 4-year-old Yang Yang, riding a 1,000-pound beluga whale.
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Olympics push Chinese kids to the max
Nov 3 2007 2:30PM (CT)
BEIJING (AP) - An 8-year-old girl runs 2,212 miles to Beijing in 55 days. A 10-year-old swims in a river with her hands and feet bound. And then there's 4-year-old Yang Yang, riding a 1,000-pound beluga whale.
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Olympics push Chinese kids to the max
Nov 3 2007 2:30PM (CT)
BEIJING (AP) - An 8-year-old girl runs 2,212 miles to Beijing in 55 days. A 10-year-old swims in a river with her hands and feet bound. And then there's 4-year-old Yang Yang, riding a 1,000-pound beluga whale.
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Envoy: North Korea disablement coming
Nov 3 2007 2:13AM (CT)
TOKYO (AP) - A team of U.S. experts is expected to begin disabling North Korea's nuclear facilities on Monday, the U.S. envoy to disarmament talks with Pyongyang said. If carried out, it would mark the biggest step the communist country has taken to scale back its atomic program.
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Envoy: North Korea disablement coming
Nov 3 2007 2:13AM (CT)
TOKYO (AP) - A team of U.S. experts is expected to begin disabling North Korea's nuclear facilities on Monday, the U.S. envoy to disarmament talks with Pyongyang said. If carried out, it would mark the biggest step the communist country has taken to scale back its atomic program.
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Envoy: North Korea disablement coming
Nov 3 2007 2:13AM (CT)
TOKYO (AP) - A team of U.S. experts is expected to begin disabling North Korea's nuclear facilities on Monday, the U.S. envoy to disarmament talks with Pyongyang said. If carried out, it would mark the biggest step the communist country has taken to scale back its atomic program.
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