Gaza rocket kills Thai farmworker in Israel
A Gaza rocket struck a green house in an Israeli border village killing a Thai worker. Israel blamed Hamas for the attack while Israeli tanks fired shells into Gaza and the incident raised fears of renewed conflict amid regional diplomacy in Moscow.
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Crime linked to medical marijuana draws scrutiny nationwide
Robberies home invasions and violence target patients growers and clinics in 14 states with medical cannabis laws. Activists blame prohibition and call for regulation while officials warn crime will rise if legalization spreads. Police groups note underreporting hampers full crime picture.
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HINT flu shots reached unlikely venues during early vaccine rollout
Records obtained by the AP show H1N1 vaccines went to places like Merck headquarters Royal Caribbean and a Johnson Space Center along with Idaho DOE offices while county health departments waited. Federal data remains incomplete hindering waste and misuse tracking though about 85 percent of doses in six weeks went to high risk groups.
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Sanford to pay 74000 in fines over ethics ruling
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford agrees to pay 74000 in fines to resolve dozens of ethics charges tied to campaign spending and travel including a taxpayer funded rendezvous with his Argentine mistress. The State Ethics Commission said the civil charges were brought last year and Sanford could still face criminal charges.
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U S and Russia clash over Iran plant startup timing
Moscow and Washington clashed over the planned summer startup of Iran's first Russian built nuclear plant. Hillary Clinton warned against the timing while signaling opposition to the project’s schedule. Russia's prime minister responded in defense of the project.
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