Russian mini-submarine crew survive after undersea rescue
A Russian AS-28 submarine surfaced in Beryozovaya Bay near Kamchatka after a British remote controlled vehicle freed it from cables. All seven crew members were reported alive and in satisfactory condition as rescuers worked to bring the 44 foot craft to the surface with dwindling oxygen.
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Loren Scott Delivers Fuel Oil Amid Faulty Ride
Loren Scott drives a large fuel oil tanker to farms in Delaware County. His daily work requires braving broken roads and an aging Ford pickup with a makeshift tailgate fix, a rubber bungee cord strung across the bed.
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Middle Class at Risk as Safety Nets Face Cuts
Scott, a 50 year old who lost two solid middle class jobs, credits government assistance for keeping his family afloat. Public policy experts warn federal deficits may trigger risk to safety net programs this year, with calls for strengthening them amid ongoing budget pressure.
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Guard sends 134th Medical Company to Iraq in show of support
Families friends and neighbors in Washington Iowa gathered at Washington High School to send the 134th Medical Company to Iraq with tears and applause. Col Roy Webb of the 671st Troop Command urged continued community solidarity noting this is a nation at war and praising families for their courage and resilience.
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Bombs top U.S. deaths in Iraq as insurgents shift tactics
In Iraq the insurgent roadside blast has become the leading cause of U S military deaths, surpassing bullets and rockets. Since late May, over 65 percent of U S deaths are from bombings, while conventional combat accounts for about 23 percent and accidents 12 percent, AP reports.
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Space Shuttle Discovery Undocks For Florida Landing
The International Space Station passes over Earth in view from NASA TV after undocking from the Shuttle Discovery. If weather allows, the shuttle is scheduled to land on the Florida west coast early Monday morning and reach Kennedy Space Center at 3 46 a.m.
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