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 take strong measures against the leaders of the rebellion. He also 
promised to investigate local officials for wrongdoing and impose a temporary freeze 
on one farmland development project until a majority of villagers are satisfied 
with the conditions of the land transfer.But signs of a split in 
the community were starting to emerge. Government supporters were offering food in 
exchange for villagers' signatures, said Qin, the woman who attended the funeral."Most 
of them are former village officials and their relatives who have an 
interest in the land sales," Qin said. "They offered us rice and 
cooking oil on condition that we must sign an empty white paper. 
We suspected that our signatures would be used for other purposes, so 
we refused to sign."With a booming economy, demand for land to build 
factories and housing complexes in China has soared. Land disputes have grown 
apace, becoming one of the leading causes of the tens of thousands 
of large-scale protests
 or four more parents contact us. Potentially there are many more victims. 
Until we have identified every victim, the investigation will continue."Crain, who resigned 
in November, was charged with 23 felony counts, including eight counts of 
manufacturing juvenile pornography, 10 counts of lewd molestation and aggravated possession of 
juvenile pornography. Doby, who was arrested Thursday outside his Bloomsburg, Pa. home, 
was charged with eight counts of manufacturing juvenile pornography and one count 
of conspiracy to manufacture juvenile pornography.Crain and Doby were being held Friday 
on $1 million each. If convicted on all counts, Crain could be 
sentenced to life in prison, while Doby could face up to 170 
years, Smothermon said.Doby was being held in Columbia County Prison near Bloomsburg 
University, the state-owned school about 90 miles northwest of Philadelphia from which 
he retired in 2008. Pennsylvania court officials said Friday they have no 
record of an 
WARSAW, Poland -- The chairman of Libya's National Transitional Council has called 
on Syria's president to step down, saying the Syrian people have the 
right to determine their own destiny.Mustafa Abdul-Jalil said Friday that Syrian President 
Bashar Assad should quit. He said Assad can always put himself up 
for election in a democratic vote to see if his people really 
want him.He says "if the Syrian people are willing to choose Assad, 
then let it be."Abdul-Jalil spoke at a development conference in Warsaw, Poland.The 
Libyan leader also called on countries with frozen Libyan assets to release 
them so the country can rebuild after its recent war. He says 
some of the money would go to job training for former fighters, 
many of them recovering from war injuries.
 
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