Putin Visits Bush at Walker's Point in Maine Summit
President Bush welcomes Vladimir Putin to Walker's Point in Kennebunkport for an overnight stay as the two leaders discuss missile defenses in Europe and Russia’s stance on democracy. They face disagreements over Poland and the Czech radar, Kosovo independence, and Putin’s objections to U.S. missile deployments and unilateral policy.
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Wildfires scorch Utah and California as flames threaten towns
A Utah wildfire blackened about 46 square miles near Neola and prompted evacuations and a national forest closure. California and Montana fires also grew, with large losses and near containment reported. Separate science news discussed neuropeptide Y driving abdominal fat in animals and potential medical advances. A Cook County jury ordered German Blinov to pay 4802 in alienation of affection damages amid a complicated suit involving marital infidelity.
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Nuclear energy back in spotlight amid warming and costs
Nuclear power resurges as a climate solution amid rising electricity demand. Experts differ on expansion costs and opposition. The US has 104 reactors supplying about 20 percent of power, with 35 to 50 more needed by 2030 to maintain share. Regulators expect up to 33 new reactors seeking licenses, earliest online in seven years. Yucca Mountain storage faces delay, with waste still at plants awaiting permanent disposal.
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Obama Leads in Money Raised for Democratic Primary
Barack Obama raised 31 million dollars in the last quarter, surpassing Hillary Clinton by nearly 10 million and marking the first time a Democrat exceeded 30 million in a non election year. He also collected 1.5 million for the general election, totaling 32.5 million. Clinton trails but will file fundraising totals soon. Edwards Richardson and Dodd posted notable sums, while Romney, Giuliani, and McCain vie for Republican leads.
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