Obama Presses Freedom and Peace at United Nations
Obama told the U.N. that a nuclear-armed Iran must be prevented and that Israel and Gulf security face threats if diplomacy fails. He praised Muslim leaders for calls to curb violence and urged free speech with responsibility while condemning Syria’s regime for mass killings and oppression.
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Obama Romney 2012 Campaigns Target Ohio Voters
President Obama plans stops in Kent and Bowling Green while Romney tours Columbus Cleveland and Toledo as polls show Obama with leads in Ohio. The piece notes auto industry ties, union voters, and ads framing economic and regulatory issues affecting the state.
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NYC Expands Emergency Contraception for Teens in Schools
New York City children in select schools gain access to Plan B pills via clinics with opt out by parents. Since 2011 the program has grown to 13 additional schools, with 576 teens receiving the pills in 2011 12. Officials cite teen pregnancy declines and support from pediatrics groups while noting over the counter access remains blocked for younger teens.
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New York
New York Post
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Baumgartner’s Capsule Damaged Delays Final Jump to October
The capsule used for Baumgartner’s practice jumps was damaged at the latest touchdown. The outer shell was replaced with backup parts and the craft was disassembled and reassembled. Repairs and retests postponed the final flight from August to October. Baumgartner, 43, described feeling like a tiger in a cage waiting to get out.
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Private launch of 30 million cubic foot balloon in Roswell
Project officials say excellent weather will be needed to launch a 30 million cubic foot helium balloon from Roswell. The Red Bull Stratos mission will be monitored by a NASA-like Mission Control with lead team member Joe Kittinger, a former Air Force captain. The effort is privately funded by the energy drink maker.
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Air traffic family legacy spans PATCO era to present
The article traces three generations of air traffic controllers from the Navy to the FAA. Frank Beeton III joined in 1977 and supported the PATCO strike, was fired in 1981, rehired in 1994, and retired in 2010. His son Frank IV upholds the profession with pride, noting the unsung hero role and life‑saving impact of controllers.
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Lawmaker's massage expenses raise campaign fund questions
New Mexico lawmaker Garcia faces scrutiny over alleged campaign fund use for massages citing back pain from prior work. He vows to reimburse if officials deem expenditures improper, amid past similar claims by Rep. Powdrell-Culbert and limited audit reach from state office.
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