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It’s rush hour in Apalachicola, Fla., where the workday begins at sunrise and the only factory in town is out on the water.

Like hundreds of others in this panhandle town, John Richards earns his living scraping oysters from the bottom of the bay. Lately, it’s become a lot harder to make a decent wage.

Usually we could come out and one man catch 15 to 18 bags a day, he told CBS News correspondent Kelly Cobiella. (Content Read ‘Florida”s Oyster Industry Drying Up?’…)

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SINGAPORE (AP) — Crude oil prices rose to a record above $99 a barrel in Asian trading Wednesday, lifted by worries about inadequate supplies as the Northern Hemisphere enters winter and on news of refinery problems.

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PATHARGHATA, Bangladesh (CNN) — International agencies are reportedly considering requests from the Bangladesh government for more aid to cope with the many thousands left homeless and hungry six days after Cyclone Sidr devastated the South Asian nation. (Content Read ‘Bangladesh appeals for more aid’…)

SINGAPORE (AP) — Southeast Asian leaders on Tuesday adopted a landmark charter to integrate the region as a legal organization bound by one set of rules but failed to include a mechanism for enforcing human rights.

The charter only calls for a new agency to review human rights among the members of the 40-year-old Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

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(CNN) — A gas pipeline fire in eastern Saudi Arabia killed 40 workers, 34 of them foreign, and injured nine others, the state oil conglomerate Saudi Aramco said Tuesday. (Content Read ‘Saudi pipeline death toll at 40′…)

JERUSALEM (CNN) — Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert will travel to Annapolis, Maryland, next week where they hope to jump-start the long-dormant Mideast peace process. (Content Read ‘Abbas, Olmert head for peace conference’…)

LONDON, England (AP) — Britain’s tax and customs service lost banking and personal data of 25 million people — nearly half the country’s population — when two computer disks disappeared in an internal mail service, the Treasury chief said Tuesday.

Paul Gray, the Revenue and Customs chairman, has resigned over the error, which happened when officials sent the disks to a government audit office.

Treasury chief Alistair Darling said the delivery was not being tracked and was missing for three weeks before any alarm was raised.

The disks contained details on 7.25 million families in Britain claiming child benefit — a tax-free monthly payment available to everyone with children.

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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Ian Smith, Rhodesia’s last white prime minister, whose attempts to resist black rule dragged the country now known as Zimbabwe into isolation and civil war, died Tuesday at age 88.

Smith, who recently suffered a stroke, died at a clinic near Cape Town, South Africa, where he spent his final years with his family, according to longtime friend Sam Whaley, who was a senator in the former Rhodesia.

Smith unilaterally declared independence from Britain on November 11, 1965.

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