Afghan election fight widens as official resigns over interference
In Kabul one of two Afghan commission members quit citing foreign interference as fraud allegations haunt the August 20 vote. UN officials acknowledge missteps in the probe amid fears the fraud claims could undermine international efforts against the Taliban and erode Western support for the war.
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Netanyahu vows no war crime trials for Israelis
In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects a U N report accusing Israel and Hamas of war crimes during last winter’s Gaza offensive. He says Israel will not be judged and will defend itself, blasting the report as distorted and unhelpful to peace efforts.
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No Vermonster beer fight from Monster maker
Morrisville Vermont AP The maker of Monster energy drinks has ordered Matt Nadeau to stop selling advertising and promoting The Vermonster craft beer amid claims it could confuse consumers. Nadeau says lawyers back him but litigation could bankrupt the brewery.
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Stimulus aides save teachers as jobs kept nationwide
State officials say the 787 billion Recovery Act spared tens of thousands of teachers from layoffs. Early results show California 62000 education jobs saved or created, Utah 2600, Missouri 8500 plus, Minnesota 5900, Michigan 19500 with three quarters in education. Construction also expected to rise as highway funding flows in.
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North Korea fires five short range missiles at sea
North Korea launched five KN-02 short range rockets into the Sea of Japan off its eastern coast and imposed a navigation ban from Oct. 10 to 20. The launches, viewed with concern by the United States and allies, followed Kim Jong Il’s hint at resuming six nation talks if one on one talks with the United States occur.
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Doctors urge vigilance as H1N1 hits children hard
In Chicago AP report, five year old Max Gomez dies after flu symptoms worsen to dangerous signs. Doctors warn parents to monitor fever, breathing, color, thirst, wakefulness and rash. At least 76 American children have died from H1N1, prompting cautions for early medical attention.
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No Toilet No Bride drives change in rural India
In Haryana villagers push for private toilets before marriage amid a national sanitation push. The No Toilet No Bride campaign has spurred about 1.4 million new toilets, with activists calling it a quiet revolution that improves health and dignity for women. Local supporters cite safety and independence, while officials note broad social impact.
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