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  • Minn. bridge collapse widow adopts Haitian twins (AP)

  • AP - Betsy Sathers wears the glow of a new mother as she perches on the couch in her family room, smiling and chatting with visitors while still managing to keep an eye on the 2-year-old twins burbling and cavorting at her feet.
  • Cops: U.S. missonaries tried before

  • From Karl Penhaul, CNN Laura Silsby, left, and two other members of her missionary group are seen after a recent court hearing in Haiti. STORY HIGHLIGHTS Ten Americans in Haiti already charged with kidnapping 33 Haitian children Officer says that the
  • Jacksonville sailors hope they made a difference in Haiti

  • Navy Lt. David Hoopengardner  didn’t get much rest over the past three weeks. And he’s fine with that. Hoopengardner, a pilot with helicopter squadron HSL-46 based at Mayport Naval Station, spent those weeks in the skies above Haiti, ferrying food
  • Officer: Try to take Haiti kids not first

  • The group of American missionaries in Haiti facing kidnapping charges for trying to take 33 children out of the country last week made an earlier, unsuccessful attempt at taking dozens of other children, a Haitian police officer said Monday.
  • Haiti Aid Summit May Cool Tensions Among South American Leaders

  • Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- South American leaders will rally around efforts to coordinate aid to Haiti at a summit today, seeking to avoid regional disputes that have undermined relations on the continent since 2008. Today’s meeting in Quito, Ecuador, of
  • PREVIEW-South American countries seek unity to help Haiti

  • * Uribe to make first Ecuador visit since 2008 bombing * Investors to watch for signs of better regional trade QUITO, Feb 8 (Reuters) - South American leaders deeply divided by political differences may take a break from their usual recriminations on
  • U.S. firms want part in Haiti cleanup

  • Who will remove the debris in Haiti remains to be seen, but Pompano Beach-based AshBritt is pushing for a major role, as is DRC Group, an Alabama firm. As Haiti begins digging out from under 60 million cubic meters of earthquake wreckage, U.S. firms have
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