Dueling over debit sparks U.S. congressional debate
Banks led by JPMorgan Chase Bank of America and networks Visa MasterCard clash with retailers including Wal-Mart and Target over debit swipe fees. Lawmakers face a fight over potential losses and gains totaling up to 20 billion dollars as merchants push for change.
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Barbecue Fundraiser Aids Assurance Home as Olympics Go On
Barbecuers display skills to raise funds for Assurance Home while Senior Olympics promote health. HCOC hosts banquet and commissioners seal deal on election results. An exhibit showcases guns as art rather than weapons.
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Cavaliers eye Izzo as replacement for fired coach
Michigan State athletic director Mark Hollis said The Associated Press that the Cleveland Cavaliers are interested in hiring Tom Izzo to replace fired coach Mike Brown.
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Egypt keeps Gaza border open for humanitarian aid
Egypt said it will keep its border with Gaza open indefinitely for aid and restricted travel, signaling a shift after pressure to ease the blockade. The move follows a deadly Israeli raid on a flotilla and aligns with U S calls to reassess Gaza access as Biden met Mubarak in Sharm el Sheikh.
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Well cap captures more oil
The cap on the Gulf spill is capturing about 0.5 million gallons daily, roughly one third to three quarters of the outflow. Officials warn the slick has broken into hundreds of patches that could cause long lasting damage, complicating cleanup efforts. Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen notes surface response remains challenging.
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Ten NATO troops killed in Afghanistan surge
Ten NATO service members, seven Americans, died in separate attacks the deadliest day for foreign forces in Afghanistan this year. A U.S. civilian contractor training Afghan police also died in a suicide attack at Kandahar police center. French sergeant killed in Kapisa. three other Legionnaires wounded.
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Wanda Faye Day honors Roswell resident at museum
Mayor Del Jurney declared June 7 Wanda Faye Day at a Roswell Historical Museum reception honoring octogenarian Wanda Faye Narmore. She donated guitar boots photos and memorabilia for a display opened in April acknowledging six decades in music with figures like Roy Orbison Johnny Cash and Minnie Pearl.
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