Torch relay rerouted from California crowd at waterfront
The Olympic torch was diverted away from thousands gathered along San Francisco's waterfront as security concerns canceled the planned Bay waterfront closing ceremony and shifted the event to San Francisco International Airport. Protests and demonstrations followed chaotic torch scenes in Paris and London.
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American Airlines Cancels Over 1000 Flights for Wiring Fix
American Airlines canceled more than 1,000 flights, about half its schedule, to fix faulty wiring that could short circuit or cause fire. The move disrupted business travel and vacations across the United States with long lines at counters and widespread delays. Executives said safety was not compromised and blamed intensified regulatory scrutiny for the wave of cancellations following 4460 flights scrapped the day prior.
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Pope Benedict aims for apolitical U S visit in election year
Pope Benedict XVI plans a nonpartisan U S tour emphasizing church teaching on abortion human rights and moral issues. Observers warn readers may read endorsements into his broad remarks while noting Catholic voters are diverse and not monolithic.
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Boeing postpones 787 debut amid supply chain woes
Boeing delays the 787 program by six months pushing commercial debut to Q3 2009 and shifting first test flight to Q4. The setback heightens credibility concerns and likely adds billions in costs and penalties as reliance on outside contractors grows. Investors initially rally on the news despite the extended timeline.
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Mortar shells strike homes in Iraq killing three children
In Baghdad during clashes in a Shiite militia stronghold, errant mortar shells hit houses and a funeral tent killing three children. The attack occurred as U.S. and Iraqi forces siege the area on the fifth anniversary of the capital’s capture. The U.S. military also announced the deaths of five more soldiers.
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Rioting in Karachi leaves seven dead in clash
In Karachi Pakistan a street fight between rival factions turned chaotic with armed men smashing cars and setting fires. Five people burned to death in a building and two were shot dead. The violence marks the worst flare between supporters of the government and opposition since the new government took office. The clash began near the main courts complex when pro and anti government attorneys clashed with sticks.
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