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Final Iran nuclear talks near closure ahead of June 30 date
Secretary of State John Kerry heads to Vienna for the last round with Iran and the five permanent Security Council members plus Germany as negotiators seek a comprehensive deal. A possible accord aims to curb Tehran’s nuclear program, enable Iran’s reintegration into global markets, and influence Middle East stability amid regional conflicts. The joint push faces opposition from Israel while noting Iran’s population and resources as factors for Congress to weigh. The piece closes with a republication of a constitutional First Amendment excerpt.
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New recycling policy sparks Friday confusion in New Castle
The News reports on a June 19, 2015 policy ordered by Mayor Mastrangelo requiring blue bin disposal for newspapers and cardboard. Residents on a first or third Friday pickup schedule faced Friday’s oversight since bins were set out Thursday before publication.
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Why ERs remain crowded on weekends and possible fixes
A Saturday ER visit reveals crowding despite reforms aimed at shifting minor cases to primary care and urgent clinics. Paramedic triage in Reno and state efforts in Washington aim to curb nonemergency ER use, while some patients face high costs and inefficient care.
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Shark talk and flags color the pre campaign landscape
A Tribune News Service piece mocks candidates for dodging issues on cable TV while spotlighting their stances on sharks and the Confederate flag. It cites Lindsey Graham, Hillary Clinton, and Marco Rubio as examples, arguing voters should press leaders to state opinions on topical matters.
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