Valley Club faces protest over alleged bias and reinstates camps
At a hastily called meeting the Valley Club of Huntingdon Valley voted to reinstate Creative Steps and two other day camps if safety issues times and terms can be agreed upon. The club denies discrimination claims blaming overcrowding for the dispute.
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U S to spend another 1 billion on swine flu vaccine
Washington plans to approve another billion dollars for vaccine components as Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius signals a new tranche. She said Sunday research continues to deliver a safe and effective vaccine for a potential pandemic flu strain.
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Mississippi church bus overturns injuring many near Meridian
A bus carrying a church youth group from Shreveport Louisiana to Georgia flipped three times on Interstate 20 near Meridian Mississippi. One person died and 27 were injured according to Lauderdale County coroner Clayton Cobler III. Teenagers and adults were aboard First Baptist Church passengers.
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Mississippi
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Lauderdale County
Clayton Cobler III
Tragedy as 26 Women Drown in India River Disaster
Police said two boats capsized on Sunday after a lightning bolt caused panic. Twenty six women drowned in the Wainganga River rescue teams saved four passengers and two crew, while eight women remain missing. Gazette news services
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Mumbai
India
Wainganga
Senators Say CIA Concealment May Have Broken Law
Six months into Obama’s presidency two senators raised the possibility that Bush era policies violated the law by concealing a CIA counterterrorism program from Congress. Feinstein and Durbin called for investigation while Cheney’s alleged order and Holder’s contemplated probe into CIA torture dominate debate ahead of health and energy reform efforts.
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Barack Obama
Intelligence Committee
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Congress
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D-Calif
Palin vows to join national stage after Alaska governorship
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin plans to leave office July 26 and pursue a national profile. She intends to write a book campaign for like minded candidates and build a right of center coalition across the United States. She said she will support candidates who share her views on limited government defense and energy independence.
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Sarah Palin
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Clozapine Linked to Lower Death Risk in Schizophrenia Study
A 10 year Finnish study of 67 000 schizophrenic patients finds those on clozapine show the lowest mortality risk among antipsychotics. Researchers led by Jari Tiihonen from the University of Kuopio analyzed death rates versus the general population and other drugs.
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Tients
Finland
Jari Tiihonen
University of Kuopio
Four gored in Pamplona bull run during San Fermin
During the sixth running of the San Fermin festival in Pamplona four runners were gored and two seriously injured. A 44 year old Pamplona resident was struck in the chest and legs by a 1,268 pound Miura bull near the ring. A 56 year old from Rioja was gored under the jaw. The incident followed a death two days earlier, marking the first fatality since 1995. Six others suffered non goring injuries.
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Pamplona
Spain
Rioja
Airlines and Hoteliers Battle for Business Travelers
Airlines and hotels shift tactics to win back corporate travelers with discounts and flexible policies as business travel revenue remains strained. Operators face April to June losses while leisure demand rebounds, with Marriott International awaiting quarterly results.
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New York
Marriott International Inc
U.S
U.S. Travel Association
Deutsche Bank
Chris Woronka
U S and Swiss seek delay in UBS banking case
The United States and Switzerland along with UBS AG ask a federal judge to postpone hearings on the IRS effort to identify thousands of suspected American tax evaders. If no deal is reached, the hearing could be rescheduled for August 3 in Miami before U S District Judge Alan S. Gold. The dispute centers on uncovering some 52 000 wealthy clients and about 15 billion dollars.
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Associated Press
U.S
UBS AG
Internal Revenue Service
Miami
Alan S. Gold
UBS
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