Boeing machinists ratify contract ending eight week strike
Machinists union members representing about 27,000 workers at Boeing plants in Washington Oregon and Kansas approve a new contract by about 74 percent ending an eight week strike that halted jetliner deliveries and cut profits five days after tentative deal and union leadership approval.
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Oregon
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Cincinnati church service continues after minister killed in Kentucky shooting
The Rev Donald Fairbanks Sr pastor of St Paul Missionary Baptist Church was killed outside a Covington church on Saturday. Deacon Dowdell Cobb was wounded as members mourned on Sunday while Rev Ronald Glover led services urging forgiveness. Frederick L Davis of Covington was arrested and charged with murder and related crimes.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
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Ronald Glover
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Davis
the Enquirer
Frederick L. Davis
Kenton County
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University Hospital
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Teens TV Sex Viewing Linked to Higher Pregnancy Rates
Rand Corp researchers report that teens who frequently watch TV shows with sexual content have about twice the pregnancy rate over three years compared with peers who view such material rarely. The Pediatrics study of 2003 youths notes higher pregnancies among older teens but consistent rates across ages among frequent viewers.
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Swaziland Men Turn to Circumcision Amid AIDS Crisis
In Swaziland, where AIDS infections top 40 percent of pregnant women and nearly 19 percent of the population, men like Nelson Mollovu join a 30 minute routine as the UN promotes circumcision to cut HIV risk by up to 60 percent. Life expectancy has dropped to 31 years.
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French and British foreign ministers visit Congo
France and Britain dispatch their foreign ministers to Congo to assess the humanitarian crisis and security conditions amid EU debates on possible troop intervention. Spokesman Eric Chevallier said talks would follow violence surges in eastern Congo and aim to address regional instability.
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