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  anniversary of the Soviet invasion in 1979.Meanwhile, a gunman wearing an 
Afghan army uniform opened fire on coalition troops in western Afghanistan, military 
authorities said Monday. Several coalition troops were wounded and the gunman was 
killed, said an official who asked not to be named because the 
investigation was ongoing.The shooting took place Saturday at an outpost in Bala 
Boluk district, about 340 miles west of Kabul, said Afghan Defense Ministry 
spokesman Gen. Mohammad Zahir Azimi. A NATO statement said there were no 
fatalities among alliance soldiers.If the probe confirms the gunman was a soldier, 
the shooting would be the latest in a series of attacks by 
Afghans against coalition partners. Those shootings have raised fears of Taliban infiltration 
as NATO speeds up the training of Afghan security forces.The expansion of 
the army and police is a critical element in NATO's exit strategy 
from Afghanistan.Coalition troops are to end their combat role in
 AP Casey Anthony, right, was cleared of first-degree murder by a Florida 
jury in the 2008 death of her daughter, Caylee.ORLANDO, Fla.  When 
the Florida Legislature begins its 2012 session next month it will do 
so just six months after a jury acquitted Casey Anthony of killing 
her 2-year-old daughter in one of the state's most high-profile murder trials.That 
verdict has some legislators pushing a law that would make it a 
felony if a parent or guardian doesn't tell authorities a child is 
missing or dead within a certain period. Some legal experts and law 
enforcement officials say the law as written reaches too far.Florida House Bill 
49 and Senate bills 84, 86 and 146 are among similar "Caylee's 
Law" legislation that have sprung up in more than a dozen states 
since the controversial July verdict and are among several new crime laws 
legislators will consider beginning Jan. 10.Lawmakers also will be looking at tweaking 
Florida's drug law, and examining legislation 
an be given to groups that provide abortion -- an argument that 
has been made for defunding Planned Parenthood. But pro-life groups say the 
administration has effectively reversed that policy, and is hurting religious organizations that 
perform other valuable services because of the intrinsic "call to conscience" that 
prevents them from providing assistance to abortion or birth control.Wuerl declined to 
say whether he thought the administration was involved in a "war on 
religion," as presidential candidate Rick Perry has put it.But the cardinal, who 
earlier this month issued a forceful statement criticizing the state of Maryland 
for not regulating abortion clinics as outpatient surgical centers, said the Church 
has long provided ministry and social services without question, and there's no 
reason now to penalize it over its faith."We serve whether it's in 
education, catholic charities, whether it's in relief of migrants, immigrants, whether it's 
in social servic
 
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