Ford to cut production as profit plan shelved in 2009
Detroit AP report says Ford Motor Co will trim truck and SUV output and drop its 2009 profitability goal as auto demand slumps. The company cautioned on potential layoffs or plant closures and promised further cost-cutting details in July while lowering U S market sales forecast to 14.7–15.1 million this year from 17 million in 2005.
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Wildfire threatens homes in Santa Cruz Mountains area
A wind driven wildfire in the Santa Cruz Mountains burned out of control near central California rural areas. By mid day it covered about 3 1/2 square miles and remained unconstrained as schools closed and hundreds evacuated. Officials from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said the blaze started around 5:30 a.m.
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Court State had no right to seize polygamist sect children
A Texas appeals court ruled authorities overstepped in sending more than 440 children from a splinter group’s compound to foster homes. The Third Court of Appeals found no immediate danger justified seizure, giving a lower court 10 days to release the youths, with possible state appeal to the Texas Supreme Court. The ruling, praised by lawyers for the parents, marks a major setback for Child Protective Services in the high profile custody dispute involving the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
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Tornadoes strike Colorado and Wyoming causing deaths and damage
Tornadoes touched down in northern Colorado and southern Wyoming on Thursday, damaging buildings and vehicles. A man was killed at a camp ground near Greeley, while seven people were hospitalized in Loveland with injuries ranging from broken bones to cuts. Windsor appeared hardest hit with homes damaged and rail tank cars overturned in downtown.
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Beichuan Earthquake Response by China Police
International headlines show Chinese police in protective suits walking through Beichuan after the earthquake. Rescue teams coordinate efforts as damaged streets and collapsed buildings hinder access while aid slowly arrives.
Beichuan starts demolition as rescue winds down in quake
Heavy equipment moves through Beichuan China as the quake hit town of 30 000 people begins disinfection and demolition ten days after China’s worst disaster in a generation. Workers in white suits spray bleach and lime on streets and surfaces amid roaming dogs and chickens as the salvage shifts toward reconstruction.
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U N chief tours flooded Myanmar delta devastation
UN Secretary General Ban Ki moon flew over Myanmar s flooded Irrawaddy delta seeing empty villages flattened huts and vast water. Nearly three weeks after the storm life remained grim at camps as the junta staged the tour. He said he was very upset by what he saw.
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