Salmonella linked to deaths in Virginia and Minnesota
Three deaths tied to a national salmonella outbreak were confirmed in Virginia and Minnesota. Health officials say two Virginia adults died with the illness present but details were not released, while Minnesota reports an elderly woman who had the infection at death. Authorities urge institutions to discard peanut butter linked to the outbreak across 43 states.
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Virginia
Minnesota
Michelle Peregoy
Virginia Department of Health
Woman and four children found dead in Oklahoma City apartment
Police say a woman and her four children aged 3 to 7 were killed in a central Oklahoma apartment. Authorities sought the mother’s 25 year old boyfriend for arrest while investigators processed the scene after 4 p.m. Monday.
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EL Reno
Okla
Jessica Brown
Israeli envoy to Egypt for decisive cease-fire talks
Israel plans decisive talks in Egypt with Hamas as fighting rages in Gaza City. Amos Gilad will lead a delegation to seek a cease-fire and halt rocket fire, with Egypt key to sealing and monitoring smuggling tunnels near the border.
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Israel
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Amos Gilad
Gilad
Rising chlamydia cases set record in 2007 CDC reports
Government health officials said Tuesday that sexually transmitted diseases are rising after years of decline. Chlamydia reached 1.1 million cases in 2007, the most ever reported, with women bearing higher rates due to screening emphasis. The rate was 370 per 100 000, up 7.5 percent from 2006, while syphilis rose modestly and gonorrhea stayed flat.
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Atlanta
Centers For Disease Control
John M. Douglas Jr
CDC
Jonathan Zenilman
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Ethiopian forces hand over security in Somalia to Somali force
Ethiopian military hands over security duties in Mogadishu to a Somali force after a two year deployment. The move prompts fears of chaos if extremists with alleged al Qaida links gain power, though Somalis welcomed the withdrawal as removing occupation. The Ethiopian role had provided stability amid poverty and ongoing warfare.
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Somalia
Ethiopia
Horn of Africa
al-Qaida
Gas blast kills eight in Ingushetia Russia
An explosion hit a government building in Ingushetia on Tuesday killing eight and wounding 23. Officials say a gas leak is suspected but terrorism remains a consideration. attacks on security forces are common in the region near Chechnya.
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Russia
Nazran
Ingushetia
Marat Prokopenkov
Emergency Situations Ministry
Chechnya
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