Two Vermont Girls Found Safe After Backpacking Ordeal
Anne Laramee and Emma Rowe aged 15 and 14 were located safe after a 48 hour wilderness search in Chatham New Hampshire. They had separated from four companions during a weekend hike as heavy rain flooded streams. Rescuers reported no immediate details on their condition.
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Nation's letter carriers collect 62.5 million pounds for food drive
The annual drive on May 9 gathered 62.5 million pounds of food for community food banks nationwide. Milwaukee carriers led with 1,307,021 pounds, while Nashville, Tennessee, ranked second at 1,307,557 pounds according to the National Association of Letter Carriers.
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Gas prices inch up nationally by a third of a cent
The Lundberg Survey reports the national average gasoline price rising a third of a cent over two weeks to just over 1.14 dollars per gallon across all grades and service types. An earlier figure around 1.11 was corrected after misrecording New Jersey prices.
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Sunbeam chairman Dunlap ousted after failed turn around
Sunbeam Corp. chairman Al Dunlap popularly nicknamed Chain Saw Al was removed by a unanimous board vote over the weekend. His cost cutting failed to revive the home appliance maker as stock and sales lagged. Peter Langerman succeeded him as chairman, representing the largest shareholder Franklin Mutual Advisers Inc.
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Eritrea and Ethiopia face off as old tensions reemerge
In Africa Eritrea with nine ethnic groups and strong national cohesion defends independence against Ethiopia and Sudan. Eritrea prizes self-reliance, trust between leaders and people, and freedom from corruption, while Ethiopia's imperial past and Tigrayan dominance threaten regional stability.
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Eritrea Ethiopia air raid deal brings cautious relief
Both nations welcomed a U S brokered accord to pause deadly air raids but left the core dispute unresolved. Ethiopia insists Eritrea withdraw from disputed zones before talks, while Eritrea backs a halt to hostilities and hopes for ground de-escalation. The White House says the pact could restore confidence for a peaceful solution.
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NATO planes warn as Serbs press Kosovo attacks in Kosovo border area
NATO fighter jets from 13 countries flew over Albania near the Kosovo border in a show of force to deter Serb attacks on ethnic Albanians in Kosovo. Fifty-five aircraft skimmed Tirana rooftops and approached the border within 10 miles while reports say Serb forces attack four western villages with helicopter gunships and shelling as Kosovo refugees urge stronger action.
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Oldest captive panda dies in China at 31
World Beijing reports Xinhua says one of China’s oldest pandas died of respiratory failure at Guiyang Zoo in Guizhou province. Panda Zhuzhu passed away Sunday 8. Doctors attempted emergency measures. Dudu remains China’s oldest at 36 in Wuhan. Pandas average lifespans and wild numbers are noted.
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Egypt Heat Wave Kills Three, Hospitals Dozens Absent
Officials report Cairo temperatures near 114 degrees over several days. Three police academy students died after heat stroke in Sohag province. About 800 people were hospitalized nationwide for dehydration as the heat wave began to ease with Cairo’s temperatures falling to 90 degrees.
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German police arrest 28 over neo Nazi salutes and slogans
In Brandenburg, Germany 28 people aged 15 to 25 were arrested for using banned neo Nazi salutes or slogans. In Zehdenick 21 were held after shouting Sieg Heil at a party. Three more were arrested at Ravensbrueck concentration camp for the salute and four at a youth club in Frankfurt an der Oder.
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Ex president Kim Young-sam's son freed from abductors
In Seoul, Kim Hyun-chul, 38, son of former President Kim Young-sam, was kidnapped near his northern Seoul home but escaped after scuffling with abductors. He sustained only minor bruises and is free on bond pending appeal of a three year sentence for bribery and tax evasion.
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