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Gunmen abducted the son of a slain former governor from the eastern city of Lahore on Friday, relatives and police officials said. Relatives confirmed the kidnapping of Shahbaz Taseer, 27, the son of Salman Taseer, a former governor of Punjab province who was assassinated in January by one of his security guards. The assassin later said he had killed Salman Taseer because of the governor’s opposition to Pakistan’s blasphemy laws. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the abduction.
SOUTH SUDAN
U.N. official beaten by police officers
South Sudanese police officers beat up the head of the U.N. human rights division in South Sudan, leaving him in the hospital and drawing a sharp rebuke from the United Nations. According to a U.N. statement released Friday, Benedict Sannoh was assaulted on Aug. 20 by more than 10 police officers after he refused to let police officers search his luggage at a hotel in Juba, the capital of the new nation.
Elsewhere
HOUSTON: The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday that the state’s “pole tax” — a $5-per-customer fee that strip clubs that serve alcohol must pay the state — did not violate free-speech rights, overturning a decision by a lower court.

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For the last several months Craig has been battling cancer, and it appears the treatments he’s been receiving have been working. But it’s been quite a haul, and the medical bills are beginning to pile up.
To help with that, Club Congress will be the site of two fundraising events for Craig: Part of the proceeds from one of the nights of next week’s annual HoCo Fest will be donated to him; and this week the club plays host to Savelab, an all-locals event that will take place on two stages, one indoors and one outdoors. The indoor stage will feature performances by the Wayback Machine, the Last Call Girls, the Carnivaleros, Funky Bonz, and Sunday Afternoon, while the indoor club stage will be graced by the Determined Luddites, Stefan George, Tracy Shedd, and Ferrodyne.

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So surprise, surprise! Of course members of the Liberal Party, the National Party, would like a change of government. But given that Tony Abbott’s people’s protest is led by a member of his own political party, Mr Mick Pattel, who was the endorsed candidate for the state seat of Mount Isa, it’s worth reflecting on Mr Pattel’s views which include that climate change is all about the formation of a one world government and that there could be a one world army invading Australia.
So I wonder if Mr Abbott shares those views.
BENSON: The Labor backbencher Craig Thomson is in the headlines again over new allegations regarding his use of a union credit card which has allegedly been used for the purposes of prostitution. He has denied those allegations. How much damage is being done to the Government by Craig Thomson’s scandals?

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… I’m not a judge who criticizes you for not having succeeded,” says physician Victoria Maizes of the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona in Tucson. “I like to acknowledge people’s successes.”
Then, she and patients can brainstorm for ways to duplicate those successes. If a patient admits she finds time to walk only on weekends, Maizes shares how she handles the same challenge and encourages the woman to add an extra walk or two to her weekly schedule. She also requests a list of everything a patient has eaten in the 24 hours before a first appointment, specific information on which to base recommended changes.
Sexual habits
“People don’t want to tell us the number of partners they’ve had or whether they’ve used prostitutes,” Carroll says. “They forget we’re required by privacy laws not to share that information. It’s easier to reach the right diagnosis if we know they’re at risk for sexually transmitted diseases or HIV, for example.”

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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — A man is in custody after Tucson police say he placed an ad on the internet soliciting sex from children for the second time this year.

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She was walking home from the market on an August day in 2007 when two men jumped out of a car, grabbed her from behind and placed a piece of cloth that smelled of alcohol over her face. She said she passed out as they threw her into the backseat of a car – her head on the lap of one of the attackers.
When she woke up, she was naked on a bed in a stranger’s apartment, she testified, and one of the men was raping her while the other was photographing her. She claimed she saw herself being assaulted on a computer monitor connected to the camera.
And then, when someone screamed in a room upstairs, she said she grabbed her clothes and fled, ran until she found a taxi driver who took her to a supermarket near her friend’s house where police were waiting.
On Monday, the 53-year-old woman, a native of Sonora, Mexico, recounted the nightmare in Maricopa County Superior Court during the trial of Trent Benson, who is charged with murdering two prostitutes and sexually assaulting two other women in Mesa and Phoenix in 2004 and 2007.

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