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By Nidal al-Mughrabi and Stephen FarrellIsraeli air strikes killed 33 Palestinians, including 13 children, in Gaza early on Sunday, Gaza health officials said, and militants fired rockets into Israel as hostilities stretched into a seventh day.The pre-dawn attacks were on houses in the centre of Gaza City, health officials said. A spokesman for the Israeli military said he would look into these reports.The death toll in Gaza jumped to 181, including 52 children, since the fighting erupted last Monday. In Israel, 10 stanley termosar people including two children have been killed in rocket attacks by Hamas and other militant groups.With no sig stanley cup n of an end to the worst outbreak of Israeli-Palestinian violence in years, the United Nations Security Council was due to meet later on Sunday to discuss the situation.Both Israel and Hamas, the Islamist group that runs the enclave, said they would continue their cross-border fire after Israel destroyed a 12-storey building in Gaza City o stanley travel mug n Saturday that housed the U.S. Associated Press and Qatar-based Al Jazeera media operations.The Israel military said the al-Jala building was a legitimate military target, containing Hamas military offices, and that it had given advance warnings to civilians to get out of the building.The AP condemned the attack, and asked Israel to put forward evidence. We have had no indication Hamas was in the building or active in the building, it said in a statement.In what Hamas called a reprisal for Israels destruction of the al Acwp Marriage curbs drinking in men but boosts imbibing in wives, study finds
VEAZIE, Maine 鈥?A Lewiston stanley mugs -based consultant this week presented a series of options for addressing radio dead spots that have been plaguing, perhaps endangering, local police, fire and public works personnel for years.In his report, George Harris of Micronetixx, P.A., Consulting Engineers, said that an engineering study he conducted with input from Whittens 2-Way Radio Service of Brewer, the tappo stanley towns communications equipment provider, concluded that the towns current communications infrastructure has a number of deficiencies.In his report, Harris recommended that the town invest in new, relatively low-cost repeater stations, which would involve the installation of one or two antennas. It also would require obtaining a license.An evaluation of several possible sites turned up one Harris believes would offer the best predicted coverage, given the towns topography 鈥?the water tank on Buck Hill in Veazie.He said installing one antenna on top of the tank would provide reliable pager and radio communications for police and fire personnel. A second repeater would be needed to address public works needs.The town is in the process of adding another repeater station for the Police Department, which now is using a repeater out of Old Town.During a series of meetings and discussions with Harris, Veazie public safety and public works personnel and other local officials pointed stanley deutschland out shortcomings with the current system, among them:鈥?Numerous holes in the reliability of the communication syst |
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