Plane crashes into Mohawk River near Scotia
A Piper Cherokee plunged into the Mohawk River near Scotia New York after takeoff from Mohawk Valley Airport. Two people were found dead as divers searched 30 feet of water for others aboard. A skydiving instructor and others helped responders.
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Scotia
N.Y
Mohawk River
New York
Federal Aviation Administration
Mohawk Valley
FAA
Jim Peters
Albany
Peters
Times Union of
Dolly Parton Surprises Girl Scouts With Patch Honor
Dolly Parton appeared at the Pines Theatre in Pigeon Forge Tennessee to present 400 Girl Scouts with a new Coat of Many Colors patch named after her 1971 song. A lifetime Scout, Parton wore her own uniform and spoke about kindness and helping others as scouts work on the collage-themed badge.
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Pigeon Forge
Tenn
Dolly Parton
Parton
Pines Theatre
Girl Scouts
United Kingdom reports first swine flu death in Scotland
Health officials confirmed a swine flu fatality in Scotland the first outside the Americas. The patient had underlying conditions and was among 10 influenza patients at a hospital. WHO reports 29,669 cases in 74 countries and declares a pandemic with ongoing cases and deaths expected worldwide.
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London
Scotland
Americas
Britain
Europe
U.K
Nicola Sturgeon
World Health Organization
Geneva
European Centers For Disease Control
Stockholm
WHO
Mexico
United States
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Guatemala
Hugh Pennington
Aberdeen University
Biden says everyone guessed wrong on stimulus impact
Vice President Joe Biden defended the 787 billion stimulus as crucial to easing joblessness while acknowledging forecasts overestimated the speed of job gains. He cited teachers and police protected by aid, noting unemployment at 9.4 percent in May and 14.5 million out of work.
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Biden
Washington, D.C
Vce
Joe Biden
White House
Obama
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Jared Bernstein
Bernstein
Iran polls spark rooftop protests as Ahmadinejad touts support
In Tehran thousands rally for Mir Hossein Mousavi from rooftops while President Ahmadinejad calls the unrest passion after a soccer match. Demonstrations echo revolutionary chants as both sides claim momentum in Iran’s disputed election.
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Tehran
Iran
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Ahmadinejad
Mir Hossein Mousavi
Allahu Akbar
God Is Great
Mousavi
Netanyahu backs demilitarized Palestinian state beside Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signaled support for a Palestinian state alongside Israel under U.S. pressure. He insisted the state be demilitarized and recognize Israel as the Jewish state, while Palestinians rejected the terms. The West Bank government dismissed the proposal.
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U.S
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Srw CO
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Fenwick St
Augusta
ving-Aiken
Creesti
Singer
Dunagan’s
Whiskey Road
Aiken
Jason Redd Financial Services
INVESTMENTS + INSURANCE
Laurens Street
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Jasonredd
Mscmail.biz
Meetsredd
Companie F .Cial
Sadie Cam
St. Mary Help Be
Holley
Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc
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Chanthar Home
Aiken County
HolleyHeatingand Air.com
Union St. NE
Service Co
RAIS
Waidensergo
Knology.net
Richland Ave
Bobby Jones
Martinez
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