Hundreds join March Against Hate in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles hundreds from diverse backgrounds joined a March Against Hate after the North Valley Jewish Community Center shooting. Spokeswoman Jean Morrison said the event aimed to unite communities to counter hate crimes and violence. About 300 participants walked a mile chanting no more hate for peace.
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Brief Talks With Injury Patients Cut Repeat Risk in Half
A Boston study found a 40 minute counseling session with a psychologist reduced future injury risk nearly fifty percent among hospitalized patients with mild to moderate alcohol problems. Researchers note potential for trauma centers and ERs to implement brief interventions.
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Gas prices rise 2.5 cents in national survey
CAMARILLO Calif Gasoline prices continued up in the past two weeks amid high crude oil costs and strong demand from summer drivers. The national average across grades and taxes was 1.31 per gallon, up 2.51 cents from August 6.
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Boy Dies After Fall From Ride at Park in California
A 12 year old boy fell from a seat on the Drop Zone Stunt Tower at Great America Theme Park in California around 3 20 p m Sunday. The boy’s name was not released. Park spokesman said no one else was seriously hurt and the ride had not previously caused injuries.
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Bret’s Texas assault weakens after landfall
FEMA spokesman Brad Craine reported Bret, now a Category 1 hurricane with 80 mph winds, was weaker than expected after making landfall near Padre Island and tracking toward northwest Texas. Evacuations occurred along the coast from Brownsville to Corpus Christi as warnings were downgraded and residents prepared for possible tornadoes, heavy rain, and surges.
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Clinton to raise 800000 for 2 weeks on Martha's Vineyard
EDGARTOWN Mass Hillary Rodham Clinton held her second fund raising event of the vacation with nearly 250 guests at the Martha's Vineyard home of Frank Biondi. Admission was 1000 per ticket yielding about 800000 as she pursues a New York Senate run. President Clinton joined but did not address the crowd.
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Clinton Giuliani race eyed as record spending in US Senate bid
A Clinton Giuliani contest could become the costliest U S Senate race. Clinton aims to raise about 25 million for 2000, Giuliani to match or exceed Schumer et al 41 million two-year total. Both campaigns expect high fundraising amid high stakes, with Clinton traveling for events and Giuliani touting early fundraising momentum.
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Rain Complicates Earthquake Rescue Efforts In Turkey
Heavy rain hampers search operations in northwestern Turkey after last week’s quake. Officials warn of contaminated runoff, toppled debris, and rising disease risks as crews push to find survivors amid thousands feared dead or missing. In Yalova a 4 year old boy survived 171 hours trapped. other rescues inspire hope as relief teams mobilize.
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Ventura Returns to Ring as Referee at SummerSlam
Former governor Jesse Ventura, nicknamed The Mind, refereed at World Wrestling Federation SummerSlam in Minneapolis. He directed, teased Triple H, and refused to declare a winner, drawing both support and criticism as fans packed Target Center for the event drawing potential seven figure video royalties and a reported $100000 refereeing fee.
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