GM to file for bankruptcy with 60 percent government stake
The United States will back General Motors with a 30 billion dollar infusion plus existing 20 billion, giving taxpayers about 60 percent ownership as GM seeks bankruptcy protection. President Obama will announce support for the restructuring with Fritz Henderson to hold a New York press conference.
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Muslims seek tangible change on Mideast from Obama in Cairo
In Cairo Obama faces high expectations from Muslims across nations who seek respect for Islam Palestinian statehood and a clear US pullout from Iraq. Observers urge proof over rhetoric amid fears of continued bias and regional turmoil.
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Abortion doctor slain in church suspect held
Dr. George Tiller, a leading late term abortion provider, was shot dead at Reforma tion Lutheran Church in Wichita where he was an usher. A 51 year old suspect was arrested near Kansas City three hours later. police say the gunman acted alone though links to anti abortion groups are being checked. Tiller’s family called the killing an unspeakable tragedy and noted his service to women.
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West Bank clash leaves six dead after Hamas police raid
In Qalqiliya forces loyal to President Abbas stormed a Hamas hideout sparking a fierce gunbattle. Militants fired grenades and automatic weapons as dozens of Abbas loyalists arrived. The two story building was damaged with blood, tear gas canisters and shell casings littering the floor. Local women shouted insults at police afterward.
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Unclear U S Troop Levels In Iraq Cities Ahead Of Deadline
In Baghdad Army Brig. Gen. Keith Walker said thirty days before the June 30 withdrawal deadline the exact number of U S troops remaining in Iraqi cities is unknown as commanders plan new roles. He noted minimal public detail on force distribution under the U S Iraqi security agreement.
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U S troops in Iraq training teams to stay in cities
As of May 31 2009 the AP counted 4306 U S military deaths in the Iraq war. Walker said trainers will remain in Iraqi urban areas with some combat troops to back training teams. He dismissed claims the military was renaming combat units as trainers to bypass the pact.
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Swat residents emerge seeking food amid fighting
In Mingora Pakistan residents trapped at home for weeks came out for food at bar and shop fronts while corpses lay unburied in the Swat Valley city. An official said the army offensive against the Taliban could end in days as clashes with militants continued near the Afghan border.
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New legal battle brewing in Guantanamo
The Guantanamo war crimes court session starting Sunday highlights Obama’s struggle to overhaul the system and close the prison by January. Canadian defendant faces complex legal issues and infighting among lawyers risks delaying trials, with officials weighing closure vs finding new venues.
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