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WARSAW,toms shoes on sale, Poland (AP) Flowers, teddy bears and candles piled up Monday in a southern Polish park where a mother buried her baby and then sparked a nationwide search by falsely claiming she had been kidnapped. Initial autopsy findings showed that 6-month-old Madzia died of blunt injuries to the back of her head, according to Marta Zawada-Dybek, spokeswoman for the case prosecutor. The child's 22-year-old mother Katarzyna Wasniewska was arrested Saturday after she said that the baby had died when it slipped from her hands and hit its head on the floor. Zawada-Dybek said the initial autopsy findings did not conflict with injuries that could have been sustained in the mother's version of the cause of death, but more tests and expert opinions were needed. Wasniewska could face five years in prison on charges of unintentionally causing Madzia's death, if convicted. On Jan. 24, Wasniewska claimed she was attacked in the street in the family's hometown of Sosnowiec and the baby taken from her. A nationwide appeal was made for clues and witnesses, and the child's family posted leaflets with Madzia's picture around the neighborhood. The case was widely reported in Polish media. Police found the baby's body on Saturday hidden under stones and leaves in the park in Sosnowiec. The place has since been covered with hundreds of flowers, toys and candles. Copyright 2012 The Associated Press,discount toms shoes. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Your comment will be posted immediately, unless it is spam or contains profanity. For more information, please see our Comments FAQ. An insider's guide to politics and policy, available on the iPad or as a PDF download.[标签:标题]
PARIS (AP) Air France and other airlines sought to limit the damage from a strike Monday by aviation industry workers a walkout prompted by rules that would limit the impact of future strikes. Paris aviation officials canceled or rescheduled at least 100 flights in advance as 200 flag-waving protesters marched from terminal to terminal at Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport, watched by riot police. Unions representing pilots, cabin and ground crews called the strike through to Thursday to protest a bill in Parliament that would require air transport workers to give 48 hours notice before striking. French flagship carrier Air France said 85 percent of its long-haul flights and 75 percent of its mid-range flights went ahead as usual Monday, Related articles:

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