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The CIA files 71 presidential daily briefs from 1998 on the 25th anniversary; CBS files the memorial. A dump is not a rewritten 2001.
CIA.gov and the Los Angeles Times file the dump. CBS files live coverage. Remembrance and records can share a date.
The White House posts that 2,977 lives must be carried to the next generation.
Star-Advertiser files 73 percent on, more than 9,000 still dark, on Iniki's calendar date.
The Guardian and BBC file Perim Island seized after government withdrawal; Friday does not close the lane.
Reuters files a temporary East-West pipeline closure after Thursday's Iraq-launched hits; a precaution is not a destroyed bypass.
The FT files 108 as traders lose hope for a quick Hormuz fix before a Gulf-Iran meeting.
SI files no action from the meeting while noting the lawsuit and possible later penalties remain.
Reuters files Astrid's death at 94, two days after Harald's state funeral; a death notice is not a constitutional crisis.
Hawaii News Now files Iniki's 34th anniversary beside Lowell; a calendar rhyme is not an impact survey.
KHON2 files Mayor Kawakami saying Lowell did less overall damage than Iniki while still naming surge in Poipu, Port Allen, and Kekaha.
CBS files We Remember at 8 p.m. on the 25th anniversary; a primetime hour is not a second CIA dump.
The White House posted 2,977 names on the 25th anniversary; a memorial roll is not a second dump.
KIUC files a North Shore transmission window of the following week; 73 percent restored is not a lit Hanalei.
Al Jazeera files a confirmed Ebola case in Sud-Ubangi, a seventh DRC province; one case is not a western epicenter.
Reuters files CDC declaring the iceberg-lettuce cyclospora outbreak over; ended is not a measles merge.
Reuters and GMA file 30 more bodies from the June Aster, taking the toll to 35; Friday does not print Saturday's 76.
BBC files 16 dead at an unauthorized retirement home in Pitrufquén; Friday does not print a confirmed cause.
Reuters files three vehicles colliding in the Arkhangelsk region with 12 dead; Friday does not print a later 13.
The Telegraph files Israel giving a British support team seven days to leave after UK settlement sanctions; an order is not a closed consulate unless named.
AP files Nigeria's National Assembly suspending official visits over anti-migrant violence; a parliamentary boycott is not a broken embassy.
The Korea Herald files Yoon acquitted on abuse-of-authority charges tied to an ambassador posting; this is not the martial-law case.