Fireworks light up skies on Fourth of July across U S
Amid scorching heat arrays of fireworks lit the Hudson River display and Macy’s show on Manhattan’s West Side. NBC telecast the 17 minute National Mall spectacle with US leaders, while cities from Chicago to Seattle and Philadelphia hosted varied displays aided by sponsors including BP helping in Durango.
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Runaway horses tramplpe paradegoers in Bellevue Fourth of July
In Bellevue Iowa two runaway horses pulling a wagon charged through a small town parade injuring at least 23 people and killing a 60 year old woman. The horses bolted after one horse rubbed against the other and broke its bridle. A wagon overturned ejecting two passengers as bystanders aided victims at a makeshift triage near the Mississippi River.
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Submarine seized in Ecuador marks new drug-smuggling era
A 100 foot twin-screw diesel submarine fully capable of long range underwater travel was seized at a jungle shipyard near the Colombian border in Ecuador. DEA regional director Jay Bergman called it the first fully submersible craft for transoceanic voyages found, a leap beyond earlier semi submersibles used to transport cocaine toward the United States. The vessel, built for 50 crew plus 10 metric tons of cargo, features a conning tower, periscope, air conditioning, and full submersion capability, with authorities awaiting further analysis on its dynamics and backers.
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Mexico voters cast ballots in drift of drug violence era
Mexico's presidential party led by Felipe Calderon faced a tight race in Oaxaca and Sinaloa as exit polls showed the PRI may lose ground. In Oaxaca an opposition win would mark a symbolic shift after decades of PRI control, with GOP allied PAN candidates seeking to blunt cartel influence.
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