High profile gathering of investors at Phoenician resort
Hundreds of investment bankers venture capitalists and tech entrepreneurs congregated near the pool of the Phoenician luxury resort outside Phoenix. The event drew a cross section of finance and startup talent for a high profile gathering.
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Woods masters lead at Akron with 61 round
Tiger Woods built a seven shot 36 hole edge after firing a career tying 61 in the second round as the elite field chased him at Akron.
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Tiger Woods
Senators press tougher Iran sanctions amid Rouhani rise
A letter from 76 senators urges stronger U S sanctions on Iran's economy until its nuclear program slows. They call for keeping military options open while pursuing diplomacy and warn Iran could move toward a weapons capability with continued centrifuge expansion. Hasan Rouhani's presidency is noted as a path to moderation.
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Family First festival draws thousands to Cielo Grande
Barefooted children raced through grass and water slides while families sought shade from the summer heat at the Family First festival at Cielo Grande. The event offered music motocross and barbe and drew thousands for a wholesome community day said Shawn Kelly of Church on the Move.
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Union rep questions teacher evaluation system
ALBUQUERQUE AP The state faces questions over a new teacher evaluation system. Charles Bowyer executive director of the New Mexico NEA says principals would lose leadership roles and teachers would evaluate peers. Bowyer spoke at a Public Education Department hearing on proposed changes and noted concerns about principals signing off on unobserved evaluations.
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Outbreak of Cyclospora Spreads Across States T
The parasitic illness cyclospora is spreading with over 400 confirmed cases in 16 states. FDA links some Iowa and Nebraska cases to salad mix from a Mexican farm served at Olive Garden and Red Lobster, about half the total. many Texas cases remain unexplained. Testing challenges and delayed reporting complicate detection.
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Nebraska
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Roswell Pride Faces Security Hurdles At Cahoon Park
Roswell Pride marked its second day with a few hundred attendees at Cahoon Park amid security threats and a barricaded park border facing North Union Street and West Fourth Street. Organizers, including Ernie Montoya and Sashua Patton, said security was hired to protect attendees and families while keeping visibility of the event.
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