Officer seeks merger of suit with feds' immigration case
In Phoenix, a police officer seeks to join his challenge to Arizona's immigration law with the federal DOJ suit. Attorney Stephen Montoya said the two lawsuits are virtually identical as both assert federal law overrides the state measure and aim to block enforcement. In Washington, election watchdogs fined Joe Biden's 2008 campaign over 219000 dollars for sloppy bookkeeping and excessive contributions, tied to public financing conditions.
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Susan Bolton
Washington
Joe Biden
Biden
Another collapse at N J parking garage in Hackensack
A partial collapse occurred at a Hackensack New Jersey parking garage around 2 30 p m Saturday while crews removed rubble glass and debris. No injuries were reported.
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N.J
New Jersey
Twin toddler girls drown in family pool in Lynnfield
Essex District Attorney spokeswoman Carrie Kimball Monahan said police were called to a Lynnfield home about 10:20 a.m. Saturday after reports of babies in the pool. Firefighters performed CPR on 2-year-olds Angelina and Veronica Andreottola before they were pronounced dead at Union Hospital.
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Five NATO troops die in Afghanistan roadside bombings
Five NATO troops were killed by roadside bombs in Afghanistan as international forces said they foiled a terrorism plot targeting an upcoming Kabul conference attended by leaders from more than 60 nations. NATO reported multiple fatalities across eastern and southern regions on Saturday amid heightened security ahead of the conference.
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Afghan toll climbs as July fatalities rise for international troops
The Associated Press tally shows at least 1,099 U.S. military deaths in Afghanistan Pakistan and Uzbekistan since 2001. On Friday an airman died in a traffic accident in Kandahar and a local policeman was shot Saturday. The July death toll reaches 39 Americans and 54 international troops amid escalating violence in the Taliban south.
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Gillard Sets Aug 21 Election After Short-Haul Rise
Australia faces a tight race as Prime Minister Julia Gillard, who seized power in a Labor coup, calls elections for August 21. Opponent Tony Abbott of the Liberal Party remains popular with conservatives, while analysts note Gillard leverages early poll gains and opposition disarray.
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Abbott
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Australian National University
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Small plane crash kills two in Maine on Western Avenue
In South Portland two people died when a Yak 52 training aircraft crashed onto Western Avenue after taking off from Portland International Jetport. The crash occurred around 3 30 p.m. no bystanders were injured and the victims identities were not released. Local witness Justin Crabtree 32 of Portland observed the event from near a Staples store.
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Western Avenue
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Portland
Staples
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