National Guard aids Idaho firefighters with fires across West
National Guard trucks ferried firefighters and gear to central Idaho blazes as wildfires scorched 235000 acres this week. Western fires added 150000 more acres amid six years of drought. Governor Wilson vowed to veto a 56 billion budget package unless Assembly and Senate alter proposed cuts affecting education and local services.
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Governor Hurt in Helicopter Crash in Kentucky
A National Guard helicopter carrying Governor Gay Brereton Jones and five others crashed into a ravine in Graefenburg Kentucky. All aboard were injured. Jones, 53, was hospitalized with a back injury and listed in good condition. Pilot Jim Cary suffered a broken leg and pelvis. A defective tail rotor may have caused the Friday crash.
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Trains Collision Near Lazaro Cardenas Kills Eight
Rescuers and investigators moved to a remote area near Lazaro Cardenas after a collision between a passenger train the Purepecha and a freight train. At least eight people were killed and more than 270 injured as rescue crews evacuated wounded by boat from near the La Villita reservoir. The cause of the crash was not disclosed.
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Egypt frets Sudan Iran ties spark border terror risk
Cairo accuses Sudan's Islamic military government of training militants in Iran backed camps to strike Egypt. Egypt cites violence in the south with 49 dead and vows an iron response to protect the Aswan High Dam and stability along the porous 800 mile border. Deputy Premier Youssef Waly warns of planned moves and Egyptian resilience.
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U.N chief urges 30 observers for South Africa mission
UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali proposed sending 30 UN observers to South Africa to defuse violence and aid negotiations toward a democratic, nonracial country. He urged centers at major flashpoints staffed around the clock and the immediate release of all political prisoners to improve the political climate. The plan follows findings by his envoy Cyrus Vance after a July 21–31 visit.
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Holiday delays Iraq weapons inspections in Bahrain
U N inspectors were restricted to their hotel in Manama due to Iraq’s Victory Day, marking the end of the 1980s war with Iran. The 22 inspectors, arriving for a 10 day visit, aim to verify disarmament promises and possible surprise checks on Scud missiles amid Iraq's partial cooperation after U.S. pressure. President Saddam Hussein delivered a speech linking regional wars to liberation themes.
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Auburn hospital pact OK'd by nurses and nurses union
The contract ends a hospital strike at 11 p.m. Monday after moving 84 of 218 patients and laying off 360 workers. Ruth Heller said the pact met goals with future wage and schedule adjustments. Over 200 of 250 SEIU Local 200A registered nurses voted yes, and 90 percent supported the three year pact.
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Carrier Corp coworkers cheer Campbell's bronze win
Carrier Corp employees watched Chris Campbell win the 198 pound Olympic freestyle bronze against Puntsag Sukhbat of Mongolia in overtime. Colleagues from East Syracuse cheered as Campbell, a Carrier lawyer, clinched a 3-1 victory after 2 23 of overtime, celebrating with pride and personal ties to his work environment.
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Bosnian peace talks test with new detention camp claims
UN and French peacekeepers faced shelling at the U N headquarters as reports emerged of Serb detention camps. Radovan Karadzic urged releasing sick prisoners and proposed an all for all prisoner exchange while pledging to close camps if all sides agree within three weeks.
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Weekend Rain Sketch With Weekend Sun Breaks
A weather summary notes showers and thunderstorms tonight with a low near 65, 40 percent Sunday morning showers, then sun in the afternoon and a high around 80. Monday to Tuesday expect partly sunny skies, with a Wednesday risk of showers or a thunderstorm and mid-60s to mid-70s highs.
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Campbell earns bronze with late comeback at 198 pounds
Chris Campbell defeats Puntsag 3-1 in overtime to win bronze after a 7-0 loss to Makharbek Khadartsev. He advanced past Limonta 5-4 in overtime, endured warnings for passivity, and celebrated with wife Laura as the match ended.
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