Odessa welcomes Edwards as pediatric dentist benefiting city and youth
Edwards begins pediatric dentistry practice in Odessa highlighting child friendly care and trauma reducing approaches. Odessa Chamber of Commerce leader Mike George touts benefits for young professionals and community life, while Edwards notes supportive local networks from the Chamber to the dental society. Online tips from the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry provided.
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Iran police crush protests near parliament as crackdown tightens
Security forces using tear gas and clubs overwhelmed rock throwers outside Iran's parliament amid a government crackdown. Supreme Leader Khamenei stood by the June 12 election results while vows to continue ruling, with Revolutionary Guard and militia involvement intensifying the crackdown on Mousavi supporters. Reports of brutal police tactics circulated on social networks though not independently verified due to reporting bans.
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Deadly U S Missile Strike in Pakistan Misses Taliban Chief
World roundup reports a February attack in Pakistan killed about 80 people, with Baitullah Mehsud narrowly unhit. The strike drew silence from Pakistan as officials linked the assault to the Taliban’s top commander amid broader regional tensions. Russia pledges billions in Nigeria after Medvedev visit, signing deals on nuclear energy and oil exploration.
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Berlusconi faces new scandal amid prostitute claims
Rome Italy Silvio Berlusconi the longest serving prime minister faces fresh allegations from Patrizia D Addario a high end prostitute claiming she spent the night at his residence and can prove it Prosecutors review images and recordings while the Roman Catholic Church warns decency limits have been breached The Associated Press
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Baghdad market bombing kills at least sixty nine people
A blast in Baghdad's main Shiite district killed at least 69 and wounded over 100 as violence spikes ahead of a U.S. troops withdrawal deadline. Officials warn of more attacks while American forces pull back from joint bases. Brig Gen Lanza said the strikes aim to rekindle sectarian violence and that Iraqi forces must protect civilians.
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General McChrystal Calls Shift To Protect Afghan Civilians
U S General Stanley McChrystal announced a cultural shift for NATO and U S troops toward prioritizing Afghan civilians over high intensity combat. He aims to reduce civilian deaths by instructing troops to disengage when safe if militants operate from civilian houses. President Karzai has warned that civilian deaths drive villagers toward the Taliban.
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Afghan girl Razia leaves U S military hospital after white phosphorus injury
Razia, an eight year old Afghan girl scarred by white phosphorus, heads home from a U S military hospital near Bagram Air Base after four months of treatment. Staff recall her courage as she departs for a 50 mile journey to her village amid questions over the source of the blaze.
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