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Mon Apr 7 06:00:40 2014

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Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2014 03:00:38 -0700

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NEW YORK  It's puppy love for the record books. The Labrador 
retriever was the nation's most popular dog breed last year for a 
23rd year in a row.The American Kennel Club said Friday that's the 
longest that any breed has been top dog since the organization's founding 
in 1884.German shepherds, golden retrievers, beagles and bulldogs are holding 
steady in the top-five pack. Yorkshire terriers, boxers, poodles, Rottweilers 
and dachshunds round out the leading 10. It's the same as last 
year.But the French bulldog is newly on their heels. It's now the 
11th most popular purebred. That's up from 14th last year   
and 58th in 2002.The poodle had a 22-year reign as number 1 
some decades ago.The rankings reflect newly registered dogs, mostly puppies.
BANGKOK  A Thai court has ordered more than $1.4 million in 
assets seized from a former top civil servant whose wealth was revealed 
when burglars robbed his house.The Civil Court said Friday that former Transport 
Ministry Permanent Secretary Supoj Saplom could not prove his wealth was 
honestly earned. It said his civil servant's salary from 1978 until 2002 
could not account for it.Supoj had reported to police that $156,000 was 
missing after a burglary at his home in 2011. But when the 
burglars were caught, they confessed to stealing $570,000 in cash and gold. 
Prosecutors found Supoj had about $2 million in assets, $1.4 million presumed 
ill-gotten by the court.Supoj claimed that part of his fortune was earned 
before he joined the government and some belonged to relatives.



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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">RAMALLAH, West Bank  Palestinian activists are protesting to stake a claim 
to a part of the West Bank whose final status is in 
dispute in U.S.-mediated peace talks with Israel.Hundreds of protesters 
went Friday to the site of Ein Hiljeh, a Palestinian village in 
the Jordan Valley abandoned after Israel captured the land from Jordan in 
the 1967 Mideast war. Activists claim the residents were forced to leave.Israel 
and the Palestinians have been squabbling over the fate of the strategic 
Jordan Valley. Israel wants to retain a security presence there even after 
a peace deal is reached, citing security concerns. Palestinians reject any 
Israeli presence there.Activists said the Israeli military set up barriers 
to stop more activists joining. The military said they are investigating 
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process.The schools online athletics publication, also known as The Maranatha 
Crusader, will be changed as well, Davis said.While noting the contextual 
ties to a Crusade  defined by Merriam-Webster as any of the 
military expeditions undertaken by Christian powers in the 11th, 12th and 
13th centuries to win the Holy Land from the Muslims  Davis 
said the universitys education mission will not be altered. He does not 
expect the universitys decision to prompt other colleges to consider replacing 
the nickname elsewhere.Every school is different and every context is different, 
and I respect the leaders of those institutions, Davis said. Were in 
no position to give input to or to instruct anyone else.The change 
had been under consideration for a long time, Davis said.Meanwhile, an effort 
to move away from using Crusaders as a team name or as 
a mascot is not underway at several other colleges and universities contacted 
by FoxNews.com. At least eight other schools use the moniker, including 
the College of Holy Cross in Massachusetts and Capital University in Ohio. 
In all, representatives from four colleges told FoxNews.com that the name 
is not an issue on their campuses.Its important to understand how our 
alumni would feel about it, Capital University spokeswoman Nichole Johnson 
said, adding that the Lutheran-affiliated school has used the name since 
1963. If it ever did become a divisive issue, or a dominant 
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