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The Latest: 60% of Belgians want vaccine shot right away
BRUSSELS — With the first coronavirus vaccinations due to begin in Belgium on Monday, national health authorities say that 60% of people want to be inoculated as soon as the shots become available.
Moldova's pro-Russian prime minister resigns after protests
CHISINAU, Moldova (AP) — Moldova’s pro-Russian prime minister has resigned to, as he put it, pave the way for an early parliamentary election and “bring normalcy” to the tiny former Soviet state.
AP News in Brief at 6:04 a.m. EST
Trump pardons 15, commutes 5 sentences, including GOP allies
Violence a threat ahead of Central African Republic's vote
BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) — Violence threatens Central African Republic’s presidential and legislative elections on Sunday, and some opposition candidates have pulled out of the race amid growing insecurity.
France lets some UK cargo, people in; huge backlog remains
CALAIS, France (AP) — Freight from Britain and passengers with a negative virus test began arriving on French shores Wednesday, after France relaxed a two-day blockade over a new virus variant that had isolated the U.K., stranded thousands of truck drivers and raised fears of food shortages.
AP PHOTOS: Flying from Johannesburg to Paris, two hotspots
PARIS (AP) — The security officer pointing the thermometer barely glanced, but wished the traveler a “Happy Holiday.” The luggage wrappers day-dreamed of better times, and the list of departing flights didn’t even fill one video screen.
Turkish court convicts exiled journalist Can Dundar
ZEYNEP BILGINSOY (AP) — A Turkish court has convicted exiled journalist Can Dundar on espionage and terror-related charges for a news report.
Global stocks gain after Trump criticizes economic aid bill
BEIJING (AP) — Global stock markets rose Wednesday after President Donald Trump suggested he may veto a $900 billion economic aid plan and the World Bank said it expects China to eke out 2% growth this year and accelerate in 2021.
Rev. Klockers: Genesis tells us that even God needed a break from work
Genesis 2:2-4, in the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible, says: “And on the seventh day God finished the work that he had done...
Geraldine Lane
On Nov. 28, 2020, God gathered up the soul of Gerri Lane.
Paul Barker
With great sadness the family of William Paul Barker announce his passing on Dec. 13, 2020, in Othello, Washington.
Robert C. 'Bob' Brill
Robert C. “Bob” Brill, 61 of Moses Lake, previously of Rosemount, Minnesota and Remington, Virginia, passed away Dec. 15, 2020, due to complications from COVID-19.
Royal City to replace water lines, tackle other projects
Royal City officials will apply for funding to replace water lines in the original part of town, which is among the major items included in the city’s 2021 budget.
Othello chamber supports local restaurants with Take Out Tuesday
The Othello Chamber of Commerce is encouraging residents to support local restaurants with a new initiative named Take Out Tuesday, in which they can get take out on Tuesdays.
Coronavirus increases in Grant, Adams counties in past month
The number of COVID-19 positive cases in Grant County rose by 1,800 in the past month, according to the Grant County Health District.
Rattlesnake Flat wind farm begins giving power
Clearway Energy’s 160-megawatt, 57-turbine Rattlesnake Flat wind farm is now officially online and providing power to the residents of the Columbia Basin.
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Flying from Johannesburg to Paris, one hotspot to another
PARIS (AP) — The security officer pointing the thermometer barely glanced, but wished the traveler a “Happy Holiday.” The luggage wrappers day-dreamed of better times, and the list of departing flights didn’t even fill one video screen.
France allows British cargo, passengers in after virus scare
CALAIS, France (AP) — Freight from Britain and passengers with a negative virus test began arriving on French shores Wednesday, after France relaxed a two-day blockade over a new virus variant that had isolated Britain, stranded thousands of drivers and raised fears of shortages.
Australian who killed, assaulted women gets long prison term
PERTH, Australia (AP) — A judge on Wednesday ordered a long prison term for a man who killed two women and sexually assaulted two others in Australia's western city of Perth more than 20 years ago — crimes connected years later by fingerprints and DNA tests.