Germans Find Kosovo Massacre Site Near Celine and Nagafc
German peacekeepers uncovered graves of 119 victims slain by Serb forces near Celine and Nagafc Kosovo amid ongoing threats from Serb paramilitaries. US commander reports continued danger as NATO ends, with villagers recalling mass killings and undiscovered bodies.
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Ristina
Yugoslavia
Kosovo
NATO
U.S
Celine
Nagafc
Dietmar Jeserich
Muftar Zeqiri
Mitral valve prolapse not as deadly as feared
Associated Press reports two New England Journal of Medicine studies show mitral valve prolapse affects about 2.4 percent of adults in Framingham data, with only 5 cases of serious complications among 3,491 examined. Researchers say risk is not a death sentence and advise re testing with doctors.
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Marc Klapholz
University Hospital
Newark
N.J
New England Journal of Medicine
Emelia Benjamin
Boston University
Robert Levine
Harvard Medical School
Car
Levine
Benjamin
Framingham
Boston
Construction spending slides again in May as housing slows
Economic reports show May construction spending down 0.9 percent after a 2 percent drop in April with declines across residential building. New and existing home sales fell sharply in May while the Fed signaled a possible pause after a quarter point rate hike. Unemployment claims fell to 299,000 for the week of June 26, signaling a tight labor market and potential further rate moves later in the year.
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Commerce Department
Federal Reserve
Fed
Wall Street
Labor Department
National Association of Purchasing Management
Canada names Terry Fox greatest hero in poll
A Dominion+Initiative Internet poll given on Canada Day ranks Terry Fox as Canada's top hero for his 1980 cross country run to raise cancer funds after losing a leg to disease. The list includes Banting, Pearson, Brock, Douglas, Secord, Bishop, and McClung, highlighting historic figures from Insulin discovery to women’s suffrage and War of 1812 actions.
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Toronto
Terry Fox
Canada
Britain
Dominatitate
United States
British Columbia
Frederick Banting
Lester
B. Pearson
Prairies
Sir Isaac Brock
Fort Detroit
Tommy Douglas
Saskatchewan
Laura Secord
Billy Bishop
Nellie McClung
Manitoby
Gymboree recalls boys jeans over choking hazard
About 7,000 pairs of boys jeans sold by Gymboree between March and June in Burlingame California are recalled after snaps can detach and pose a choking risk. Jeans, $19, blue GYMSPORT label made in Mexico. No injuries reported. Consumers may return them for a full refund at Gymboree stores.
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Hamid Rexhepi
Pristina
U.S
John Craddock
Kosovo
KFOR
Belgrade
Burlingame
Calif
Gymboree
GM to Acquire Rights to Market Hummer Brand
GM plans to gain worldwide rights to market and distribute the Hummer line, the civilian version of the Humvee, under a memo of understanding with AM General. AM General will continue assembling Hummers in Mishawaka, Indiana as GM seeks expansion in the high profit big SUV market and to attract younger drivers.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Ron Zarrella
United States
AM General Corp
AM General
Mishawaka
Ind
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