Libyan crackdown widens after deadly Benghazi clashes
In Cairo reports say Libyan authorities arrested hundreds after clashes in Libya’s city of Benghazi left at least 30 dead. Diplomats in Tripoli say a broader crackdown is under way with an opposition group claiming 3,500 detainees in Benghazi and elsewhere.
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U S Embassy Warns Of Kidnap Threat In India
The U S Embassy in New Delhi warns staff of a credible threat by a terrorist group to kidnap a Western diplomat or Indian official within ten days. The alert, issued Friday, notes possible efforts next week and urges heightened caution.
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Mud slide buries village in Chiapas after heavy rains
A mud slide in southern Mexico’s Chiapas state buried a village and forced about 170 residents of Jhiotal to flee. Reports say a towering mound collapsed over the weekend, prompting evacuation and safety concerns.
Eight Die After Drunken Driver Drives Family Bus Off Bridge
In Wellington a family mini bus plunged from a bridge after an intoxicated relative took the wheel, killing at least eight passengers and leaving only the family dog alive. Police had previously halted the driver, but the mishap occurred Sunday night, with the vehicle landing in the river from a height of about 165 feet.
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Remaining Summer Inventory Of 29 Air Conditioners Sale
Remaining stock of 29 air conditioners requires sale within five weeks. Two offers include 22 percent off Rheem air conditioner only or a combined Rheem furnace and air conditioner package with extended five year warranty and guaranteed 25 percent energy savings. Financing available and one month of free natural gas with full system purchase. Call to schedule a free survey.
Schools may lose shield over bus liability in NY cases
Two cases in Ulster County and New York City threaten to expose school districts to greater liability when transporting students by private bus operators. The NY Court of Appeals will hear arguments this week with rulings expected by year end.
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Pataki details plan to trim state affirmative action staff
Albany reports the Pataki administration considers reducing the number of affirmative action officers in state government. Officials say the move is separate from a broader policy review. 131 officers are currently employed. officials cite potential consolidation to discharge duties, with layoffs yet undetermined.
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General Mills Plans New Betty Crocker Makeover
General Mills marks Betty Crocker’s 75th anniversary with a plan to digitally fuse 75 submitted photos into a single image. Contest expects diverse demographics from 18 to 118 to reflect a broader American consumer base. Aims to modernize the face of the iconic homemaker, with participants adding statements on what Betty means to them.
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