McCain Attacks Obama Economic Policy On Small Business
Presidential candidate McCain criticizes Obama economic plans as harmful to small business and American families. The editorial note references 3A coverage of the clash in national politics and economic policy framing.
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U.S. military deaths in Iraq rise past four thousand
As of Tuesday the AP tallies at least 4,094 U.S. military deaths since the Iraq war began in March 2003. The count reflects ongoing national loss amid the conflict and related actions.
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Rockwell Collins proves damage tolerant unmanned fighter model
Rockwell Collins announced a successful demonstration of its damage tolerance tech for an unmanned F A 18 scale model. The craft flew and landed after nearly half a wing was ejected, proving resilience under simulated combat damage.
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Gazette promotes recycling with soybean ink and newsprint
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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Internet firms pledge to block child pornography access
Washington reports three major Internet providers Sprint Nextel Verizon Communications and Time Warner Cable will block access to newsgroups and sites that traffic in child pornography. They will remove such sites from their servers based on a National Center for Missing and Exploited Children list. Attorney General Andrew Cuomo calls the move a strong stand against child pornography.
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Sudan plane crash at Khartoum airport leaves dozens dead
An Airbus carrying 214 people veered off a runway in a thunderstorm at Khartoum International Airport and burst into flames. Officials say 103 passengers and all 11 crew survived, with death toll figures ranging from about 23 to dozens as crews worked to account for missing passengers. A sandstorm and thunderstorm were cited as weather factors.
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Bush wins European backing for tougher Iran sanctions
President Bush, wrapping up his farewell Europe tour, won European Union support for stronger actions against Iran. A joint declaration pledged to supplement UN sanctions with new measures and to block Iranian banks from abusing the international banking system to support proliferation and terrorism.
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FDA clears Florida tomato crop amid salmonella outbreak
Federal officials cleared Florida's new tomato harvest as safe to eat, signaling faster restocking for restaurants and grocers. Florida is a leading tomato supplier, and the decision follows guidance to avoid non Florida varieties linked to a widening Salmonella Saint Paul outbreak across 17 states with 167 illnesses since mid April.
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