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News for Tuesday, December 20, 2005

Local nonprofit wins Points of Light honor

Napan Jim King and the organization he founded have been honored by a Washington, D.C. based organization. King and If Given a Chance took one of the top three awards given out last week in San Francisco.

Pro weight lifter helps vets stay in shape

Marjorie Fletcher's son was surprised at how quickly she bounced back from a three-week bout with pneumonia. Mike Bonifield is convinced her speedy recovery stemmed from the fact that his 81-year-old mother faithfully works out three times a week.

Yountville man shot to death by deputy

A sheriff's deputy shot and killed a Yountville man who threatened him with a kitchen knife early Monday morning at a mobile home park in Yountville.

Daily briefing

Bay Area DA's taking supplement maker to court

Napan murdered in Concord

A Napa man was murdered in Concord on Saturday evening.

College loans bear biggest part of budget-cutting plan

WASHINGTON -- As Congress moves to slash $40 billion in spending, no program will take a bigger hit than college loans, where almost $13 billion would be cut over five years.

Hundreds cram mortuary to pay respects to Crips co-founder

LOS ANGELES -- Hundreds of people converged Monday on the South Los Angeles neighborhood where Stanley Tookie Williams co-founded the Crips to say goodbye to a "homeboy" executed last week over the objections of supporters who said he had turned his life around.

Police investigating Sydney race riots discover pistol, ammunition in house raids

SYDNEY, Australia -- Detectives investigating race riots that rocked Sydney last week seized a pistol, ammunition, knives and smoke bombs in a series of raids Monday.

Damnation and delight: UK's first gay couples tie the legal knot in Belfast

BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) -- The two women strode into City Hall with outsized pink corsages pinned to their black-and-white tailored suits, ignoring the chants of anti-homosexual protesters outside.

41-year-old with knife threatened deputy, officials say

TEHRAN, Iran -- Hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has banned all Western music from Iran's state radio and TV stations -- an eerie reminder of the 1979 Islamic revolution when popular music was outlawed as "un-Islamic" under Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.

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