Mexican boat capsizing leaves seven missing after storm
In a July 4 fishing trip incident off Baja California Sur, a flash storm upended a boat in the Gulf of California. One American man is confirmed dead and 19 tourists along with 16 crew members were rescued or accounted for as rescue teams extend search for the others.
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Mladic disrupts court and enters not guilty pleas
Ratko Mladic disrupted the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal arraignment in The Hague shouting at judges and refusing to plead. After removal, Presiding Judge Alphonse Orie entered not guilty pleas on his behalf for 11 charges. Mladic, 69, is accused of masterminding Bosnian war atrocities in 1992-95.
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Anthony jury ends first day of deliberations without verdict
In Orlando Florida jurors in the Casey Anthony murder trial ended the first day of deliberations without a verdict. Judge Kelvin Perry sent the seven women and five men to resume deliberations at 8 30 a m after a 6 p m dismissal. Anthony 25 faces first degree murder and related charges in Caylee Anthony death in 2008.
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Secret Service to Fox News Twitter Assault Probed
The Secret Service announced a probe into hacks of Fox News Politics account that posted six tweets claiming President Obama was assassinated. Spokesman George Ogilvie said authorities will pursue appropriate follow up as Fox News called the postings malicious and false.
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Congress Among Least Productive in Recent Memory Says Ayotte
Freshman Republican Sen. Kelly Ayotte says the Senate would vote on more bills if she expected. The 112th Congress is on pace to be among the least productive in recent memory by votes, laws passed, and nominees approved. Bipartisan gridlock and campaign climate hinder progress as debt ceiling talks loom and major priorities stall.
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Kelly Ayotte
Congress
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Senate
Harry Reid
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Heart disease remains top killer for women says report
A new study highlights that women experience different heart attack symptoms and higher post event mortality. It notes many women underestimate heart disease as the leading killer and calls for targeted research into sex differences and better diagnostic tests.
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Washington
American Heart Association
Generics Gain Ground in Lucrative Pet Drug Market
The rise of generic pet medications cuts costs for owners as patents expire on branded animal drugs. Veterinarians now can prescribe human branded and generic options or pet branded generics, with US animal medicine spending reaching about 6.4 billion dollars in 2009.
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Fountain Agricounsel LLC
Connecticut
United States
Animal Health Institute
Washington, D.C
Congested Missouri River threatens tributaries
In a flooding season, hundreds of tributaries feeding the Missouri River face elevated flood risk as high river levels prevent drainage. Engineers compare the situation to a traffic jam of water with back-ups in South Dakota and Missouri threatening homes and streets near junctions with the Missouri. Nebraska and Iowa experts warn the problem could persist through the year, with heavy rainstorms potentially worsening conditions.
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Missouri River
Missouri
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Iowa Flood Center
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Big Sioux
Nebraska
al Dutcher
Bob Anderson
Army Corps of Engineer
Vicksburg
Miss
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