U.S. toll reaches 900 in Iraq war
The Associated Press reports the U.S. military death toll in Iraq has risen to 900 with about 6,000 wounded. Since the June 28 handover, deaths have averaged about two per day, while insurgent attacks shift toward Iraqi allies. Pentagon figures note fewer roadside and mortar deaths but more vehicle accidents.
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Matt” Maupin
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Mitsubishi cuts 1200 jobs at Normal plant in fall
Mitsubishi Motors will lay off 1,200 workers this fall at its Normal Illinois plant, reducing production from two shifts to one in October as part of a worldwide revival plan amid losses from recalls and bad credit. MMNA officials say the move strives to rebuild sales. industry analyst David Cole calls it the only option in a collapsing market.
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Michigan
Center For Automotive Research
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