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Question: BIRMINGHAM  Ala. (AP) — A batch of letters handwritten by "To Kill a Mockingbird" author  Harper Lee  to a friend has sold for more than $12 000.
"On this Inauguration Day I count my blessings ... I'm also thinking of another friend  Greg Peck  who was a good friend of LBJ. Greg said to him  'Do you suppose we will live to see a black President?' LBJ said  'No  but I wish her well '"  Lee  wrote.
The letters track years of correspondence between  Lee  and Itzkoff  a New York resident whom the author referred to as "Clipper " short for "Yankee Clipper." Itzkoff died in 2011.
In a Christmas card from 2009   Lee  wrote: "Most-loved Clipper: Don't know if you celebrate Christmas  but it makes not a jot of difference to  me . I am at heart a heathen."
Other letters talked about  Lee 's Southern heritage and  her  father A.C. Lee  the model for Finch.
 Lee  died in  her  hometown of Monroeville  Alabama  in February 2016 about seven months after publishing "Go Set a Watchman " a companion book to  her  Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.

Answer: Letters from Harper Lee to friend sell for $12 500


Question: Anders Fogh Rasmussen  the former NATO chief and adviser to Ukraine's leader  said  Russian President Vladimir Putin  "must be laughing right now" at how successfully  he 's undermined Western democracy.  He  said the lack of answers from the Trump administration would be seen as a sign of weakness that  Putin  would exploit.
" He 's achieved much more than  he  could have ever dreamed of when it comes to undermining the credibility of Western democratic institutions "  Rasmussen  said Thursday in an Associated Press interview. "When  he 's watching the ongoing discussion here in Washington  I think it's unbelievable for  him  that  he  could achieve that much for a very modest investment in whatever  he  might have invested in interference in the election or whatever."
The former prime minister of Denmark   Rasmussen  joined a growing chorus of Russia critics expressing exasperation that an Oct. 1 deadline came and went without new penalties to punish Russia for interfering in the U.S. election. A law Trump signed in August requires the administration to produce a list of individuals linked to Russia's defense and intelligence agencies. Anyone who does business with those individuals could then be hit themselves with U.S. sanctions.
"So far  nothing has happened from the administration side " Rasmussen said. Still  he said that just the threat of U.S. weapons potentially flowing to the Ukrainians had affected  Putin 's deliberations about Ukraine in a positive way. He said he believed  Putin 's recent proposal to send U.N. peacekeepers to eastern Ukraine reflected the Russian leader's "attempt to find a way out of all of this."

Answer: US belatedly compiles list of off


Question: BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian lawmakers rejected corruption charges against  President Michel Temer  on Wednesday evening  shelving a case that had threatened to oust a center-right leader who investors hope will bring Brazil’s budget deficit under control.
 Brazil's President Michel Temer  leaves a hospital in Brasilia  Brazil October 25  2017. REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino
The corruption case  involving the payment of bribes by meatpacker JBS SA (JBSS3.SA)  had paralyzed  Temer ’s reform agenda for six months and weakened his government.
The vote means that  Temer  is safe from prosecution while  he  remains president. But  he  is still subject to investigation and possible trial by lower courts after  his  term ends in late 2018.
While  Temer ’s opponents were far from the 342 votes - or two-thirds of the seats - needed to put  him  on trial   he  got 12 votes less than in August when the lower house voted 263-227 to block an initial corruption charge against  him .
The slip in support signals  Temer  will have trouble passing a pension reform bill that is crucial for plugging Brazil’s budget deficit. Many lawmakers are reluctant to back the reform  which would make Brazilians work more years before retirement.
The speaker of the house  Rodrigo Maia  said the shelving of the charges against  Temer  cleared the way for the government and Congress to move ahead with the pension reform debate.
Members of Brazil's Homeless Workers' Movement (MTST) shout slogans holding a placard reading "Out Temer" during a vote on whether the Congress allows charges against President Michel Temer to be sent to the Supreme Court for trial  in Sao Paulo  Brazil October 25  2017. REUTERS/Nacho Doce
Allies said Brazil could not afford the upheaval of removing a second president in little over a year  as Latin America’s largest economy struggles to overcome deep recession.  Temer  succeeded impeached leftist President Dilma Rousseff in 2016.
Opponents criticized  Temer  for making policy concessions and fast-tracking pork barrel spending to win votes to ensure his survival.
To please the powerful farm lobby that has two-fifths of the votes in the lower house   Temer  agreed to lower fines for environmental damage.  He  attempted to relax a definition of slave labor  but was forced to backtrack after an outcry.
A few hours before the vote   Temer  was taken to hospital in pain due to a urinary tract obstruction  a health scare that triggered a brief selloff in financial markets.
 His  office said  he  underwent a bladder test by catheter and left the hospital later on Wednesday.  Temer  77   was recently diagnosed with a partial coronary artery blockage.
Earlier  it touched session lows on the news that  Temer  was in the hospital. Stocks later pared losses and the currency was flat after his office gave details of his condition.

Answer:
Brazil's Congress rejects corruption case against President Temer