Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- 'Accusations And Acrimony' At Start Of Talks On Syria.
-- Winter's Wicked Wallop In Five Headlines.
-- Almost No Poor Nations By 2035? That's What Bill Gates Says.
And here are more early headlines:
Additional Chemical Fouled West Virginia Water. ( Charleston Gazette)
Supreme Court Considers Victim Restitution In Child Porn Case. ( USA Today)
At Least Three Protesters Die In Ukrainian Clashes. ( AP)
Israeli Air Strike Kills Palestinian Who Shot Rockets During Sharon Funeral. ( BBC)
Purdue Teaching Assistant Accused Of Fatally Shooting Colleague. ( Indianapolis Star)
Second Victim's Body Taken From Damaged Omaha Feed Plant. ( Omaha World-Herald)
Eight More Pilot Whales Die In Southwest Florida. ( WINK-TV)
Safety Tests Show Subcompact Cars Have Poor Crash Results. ( Detroit News)
Who Will Pay For Rescuing Trapped Antarctic Scientists? ( Phys.org)
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