Global concerns rise as U S beef resumes sales worldwide
A Yomiuri Shimbun survey of 1,741 valid responses from 3,000 voters finds 80 percent worried about U S beef safety, only 10 percent want to eat it, and 45 percent oppose while 43 percent want more consideration before deciding. Sales have begun at large retailers despite fears.
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Trial of Turkish extremist amid escape attempts for prayer
A suspected Islamic extremist, Alparslan Arslan, on trial for the May 17 attack that killed a high court judge and wounded others, tried to escape the courtroom to pray. He was restrained by guards twice after requests for leave to pray were denied and a mosque call prompted further escape attempts, with eight alleged accomplices present.
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Iraqi conflict claims nearly fifty. bodies found and attacks rise
Police recovered twelve bound, blindfolded men from a river grate near Suwayrah south of Baghdad and counted about fifty serious death notices across Iraq. A roadside device fatally wounded two U.S. soldiers south of Baghdad as sectarian violence spikes, while a Kurdish party ban and a corruption probe against past officials frame a widening crisis.
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U.S. Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan Attack Near Pakistan
In Nuristan province Waygal district militants attacked a U.S. patrol with rockets, killing three Americans and wounding three others and a civilian. Col. Tom Collins said U.S. artillery repelled the raid as forces push toward border regions to crush militants allied with al Qaida and Hezb-e-Islami. A British soldier died in Helmand in a separate incident, raising coalition casualties to 19 since 2001. NATO command shifted to southern Afghanistan last year and focus now moves east toward al Qaida and Taliban threats.
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Lopez Obrador seeks voiding votes at thousands of polling places
Mexico City leftist candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador calls for nulling ballots from about 5,000 polling sites after a partial recount. His aide Claudia Sheinbaum says removing these results would tilt the election to Obrador. The move targets sites favorable to Calderon and covers nearly 4 percent of voting places.
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Castro rises near 80th birthday as Chavez visits
Fidel Castro, recovering from intestinal surgery, is reported by Granma to be sitting up and walking a bit on the eve of his 80th birthday. Hugo Chavez announced he will visit Castro in Havana, saying they will celebrate with a cake and gifts.
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