New CDC Antismoking Ad Campaign Targets Quitters
The United States launches a second round of graphic antismoking ads with real life stories Terrie Bill and Aden highlighting smoking risks. The CDC spent 48 million on TV radio online print and billboards aiming to save future medical costs and reduce smoking deaths.
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Americans oppose paying for storm ravaged beaches
A Stanford University national poll finds over 80 percent want to prepare for rising seas and stronger storms but only about one in three support government spending to build sea walls replenish beaches or pay residents to move. The survey marks a first look at American views on adapting to climate change.
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Banks Reopen As Cypriots Queue For Cash Under Limits
Cypriots waited in long lines to access accounts after banks opened following a bailout. Daily withdrawal caps of 300 euros for individuals and 5 000 euros for businesses aimed to prevent a bank run, with markets mixed but calmer than feared.
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Russian crew blasts off for space station
A three man Russian and American crew launched from Baikonur on Soyuz TMA-08M heading to the International Space Station. The fast track flight aims to reach the station in under six hours, docking scheduled around 10:32 p.m. NASA’s Josh Byerly said the launch proceeded without issue.
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South Sudan clashes kill 163 in rebel push near Okello
South Sudanese forces battle rebels backed by Sudan in Okello Pibor County. government officials say 163 died, including 143 rebels led by David Yau Yau, with 20 soldiers killed and 70 wounded. Airstrip seized used to import arms from Khartoum.
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Iran North Korea and Syria block arms trade treaty at UN
At the United Nations Iran North Korea and Syria blocked adoption of a proposed multibillion dollar arms trade treaty requiring universal agreement Mexico urged adoption without full consensus Kenya backed the majority with a letter to Ban Ki Moon to push the General Assembly to act soon
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