Egypt approves 83 billion budget to boost social programs
Egypt's Cabinet approved a fiscal 2011-12 budget of 83 billion dollars up 14.7 percent to fund social welfare amid post Mubarak unrest. Revenues are seen at 59 billion with a deficit near 8.6 percent of GDP. The plan emphasizes social development and reduced external borrowing while seeking foreign aid.
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Cairo
Egypt
Hosni Mubarak
Military Council
Mubarak
Samir Radwan
MENA
International Monetary Fund
Gay marriage bill nears vote after religious protections talks
Albany negotiators moved toward broader protections for religious groups in a gay marriage bill but printouts were not ready for a vote. Senate Republicans and Assembly Leaders held a press briefing amid behind door talks as supporters expect a Thursday vote. advocates cited economic gains and religious exemptions as pivotal to passage.
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N.Y
New York
Senate
Dean Skelos
Democratic Assembly
Sheldon Silver
Assembly
New York City
Senate Republicans
Defense Focuses On Forensic Evidence In Casey Anthony Trial
In Orlando Florida defense lawyers again challenge prosecutors forensic evidence in the Casey Anthony murder trial. Forensic botanist Jane Bock testified Caylee's remains could have been in the woods for as little as two weeks, while prosecutors say more than six months passed since her disappearance. A ruling barred DNA expert Richard Eikelenboom from testifying about decomposition in Anthony's trunk until a hearing.
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Fila
Florida
Casey Anthony
Jane Bock
Caylee Anthony
Belvin Perry
Richard Eikelenboom
Anthony
Caylee
Beck
Jeff Ashton
Bock
Coalition of Jews and Muslims sues to block circumcision ban vote
In San Francisco a bipartisan group of five Jews, three Muslims, two doctors, the Anti-Defamation League and Jewish Community Relations Council sue to remove the Nov. 8 ballot measure banning male circumcision for under 18. They argue California law bars local medical-procedure bans and seek to keep the initiative off the ballot. The measure carries up to a $1,000 fine or one year in jail and lacks religious exemptions.
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California
Larly
Anti- Defamation League
Jewish Community Relations Council
Leticia Preza
U.S
Huntsman says Obama needed in union fight in South Carolina
In Columbia, Jon Huntsman urged President Obama to step into a national labor dispute over Boeing's South Carolina plant. He warned the NLRB lawsuit could deter business and noted Boeing chose SC to respond to Washington state union actions. Huntsman filed to run in the first-in-the-South primary and targets New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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Columbia
S.C
Jon Huntsman
Barack Obama
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Utah
National Labor Relation Board
NLRB
Washington State
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Miracle Molecule claimed to normalize blood pressure and boost sexual function
Dr Earl Mindell the so called trusted pharmacist promotes Arginine as the miracle molecule that raises nitric oxide to prevent arterial plaque and improve blood flow. Unimed markets Heart Factors Plus with claims of lowered blood pressure and improved energy though sexual benefits lack direct testing.
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America
Illinois College of Physicians and Surgeons
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Dr. Mindell
Unimed
New Jersey
Dr. Minell
Nancy
Florida
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