Iran-U.S. World Cup clash sparks national pride in Iran
Iran gears up for a historic World Cup duel with the United States in Lyon. Fans fear for heart health as news of celebrations and anxiety spreads, with hospitals ready for overwhelmed supporters.
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Midwest storms collapse circus tent in Wisconsin injuring crowd
Strong thunderstorms toppled a huge tent near West Salem Wisconsin injuring about 25 people and prompting hospital treatment for 16. A pole struck a worker and a tiger act halted as winds gusted over 60 mph. Roof damage to a Cashton school caused about 1 million dollars in losses.
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Next big tobacco case eyed as Florida opens July trial
National deal dead, attention shifts to a Florida class action led by Dr. Howard Engle. Up to 500,000 smokers may join the Miami case alleging smoking linked diseases. Plaintiffs’ lawyers will use the industry documents already public in earlier suits.
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Strikes Idle 21 GM Assembly Lines Across North America
In Flint two GM parts plant strikes idle or slow 21 assembly lines, cutting nearly 90 percent of GM production. About 89,000 workers idled plus 9,200 more on strike, choking supply to dealers during the peak summer selling season. Clint Davis of King-Chamberlain Oldsmobile GMC cites low stock of GMC pickups and SUVs.
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Nuclear fears rise over Pakistan possible Islamic bomb
U S intelligence revisits the possibility that Pakistan could share nuclear know how with other Muslim nations amid sanctions pressure. Analysts warn individual Pakistanis might also traffic expertise abroad as concerns grow about a broader proliferation risk.
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Washington
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