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Other News: Judge Dismisses Charges Against Stevens

In other news, a federal judge dismissed former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens' corruption conviction and Vermont's state legislature voted to override the governor's veto of a bill allowing same-sex marriages.

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Apr 06

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Rescue Efforts Underway in Italy After Major Earthquake

Italian officials and international aid groups continue to struggle to help the injured and recover the victims from Monday morning's earthquake that measured 6.3 on the Richter scale. Following an update from the field, a geological expert analyzes the event.

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Apr 06

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At Least 91 Dead, 1,500 Injured in Italy Quake

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A powerful earthquake shook central Italy as residents slept early Monday morning, tumbling entire blocks of buildings and leaving dozens of people dead.

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Jun 11

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Parents Blame Poor Government Oversight for Childrens' Deaths in China Quake

The government of China fears a popular movement of parents of children killed by collapsing schools in the recent earthquake in Sichuan Province. Lindsey Hilsum of ITN's Channel 4 News reports on the outcry over perceived government corruption that led…

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Jun 10

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China Contains Overflowing Quake-Formed Lake

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China declared success Tuesday in preventing a lake -- formed by landslides from the massive May 12 earthquake -- from overflowing its banks and flooding downstream communities.

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May 29

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In China, an Evolving Effort to Establish a Place on World Stage

The devastating quake in China and the government's response and transparency seem to have altered views both inside and outside the country. Margaret Warner speaks with Assistant Foreign Minister He Yafei about the changes within China.

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May 27

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After Quake, China Faces Daunting Reconstruction Challenges

Following the cessation of rescue and recovery efforts, quake-struck Sichuan province begins the arduous task of rebuilding. Margaret Warner reports from China on the quake's aftermath and Beijing's preparations for the Olympics.

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May 27

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Chinese Officials Evacuate 80,000 in Path of Dam

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Chinese officials pushed Tuesday to evacuate another 80,000 people in the potential flood zone of a dangerous dam created by landslides and debris from the May 12 earthquake and aftershocks.

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May 26

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China Aftershock Kills 8, Destroys 70,000 Homes

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A powerful aftershock killed eight people and destroyed 70,000 homes in China's Sichuan province Sunday, amid continued disaster relief efforts from the initial deadly May 12 quake.

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May 26

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Earthquake Recovery Tempers China's Olympics Elation

In preparing for the Olympic Games, the Chinese government has faced unexpected challenges, including a devastating earthquake and protests over its rule of Tibet. Margaret Warner reports from China about the quake's impacts on the Beijing Olympic plans.

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