Egypt stance sparks debate over U S military aid
Congressional divides emerge over cutting off Egypt military aid as violence surges. Rep Ellison urges aid halt but seeks diplomacy, while Rep King warns against abandoning the interim government. Obama faces a tough balance amid calls from Sen McCain and others to curb aid and uphold U S values.
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36 Egyptians die in tear gas attack in Cairo
Security forces fired tear gas at a prison truck in Cairo amid an attempt to free a police officer from rioting detainees. Officials said at least 36 detainees were killed as clashes between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and police swept the capital around Ramses Square. The deaths come as the army led by Gen. Abdel Fattah el-Sisi vows to curb violence after days of nationwide clashes that left nearly 900 dead. External actors urged political steps, with Saudi Arabia warning against pressure on the military government and EU ministers weighing actions as France called for elections.
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Clashes Reported as Egyptian Prison Break Spurs Violence
Officials describe trucks rioting Sunday night and capturing a police officer. Tear gas aimed at freeing the officer. Conflicting accounts blame or exonerate details, with state media citing clashes near a prison and casualties from gas. Muslim Brotherhood ties noted by some officials, others dispute.
Tennis Tourney Brings Regional Economic Benefit
The Western & Southern Open boosts Butler, Warren and Hamilton counties with $26.5 million in regional spending. About $6.7 million funds the tournament while rest flows to local hotels, dining and retail. Tax receipts total nearly $1.3 million to governments, and 593 local workers earn $18.4 million in household income. Visitors from 20 countries and all 50 states helped set attendance records, with Mason and county leaders touting annual hotel occupancy gains and regional exposure.
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Bash helps Middletown image rise as city revives
Residents cite cleaner streets and busier downtown after the Broad Street Bash and related efforts. Downtown Middletown Inc director Patrick Kay notes 4000 attendees for a concert as a key draw, with BeauVerre studios Pendleton Art Center and Cincinnati State campus contributing. Organizers say it remains a break-even year while focusing on family friendly crowds and local talent to sustain economic core.
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Atlanta
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Teresa Hubbard
Fairfield
Cindy Smith
Arth Arrest Returns as Doctor Recommended Topical Pain Reliever
In Hialeah Florida ARTH ARREST reenters the market in its original clinical formula after a past founder’s formula change caused sales to fall. The roll on pain reliever targets ailments from minor aches to arthritis bursitis and tendonitis, with immediate relief and a messenger signal destroyer. It is sold OTC and advertised with a toll free number.
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