UAW Chrysler Fiat reach tentative labor agreement
The unions and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles reached a deal with no injuries reported so far and both victims and the alleged shooter expected to recover. Hampton University President William R. Harvey said the campus shooting could have been far worse, noting he arrived within 15 minutes of the incident. The 18 year old shooter, a New York City resident and former student, fired at a pizza delivery worker in Harkness Hall before shooting himself.
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Clinton backs moderation amid Lebanon election tension
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Washington supports voices of moderation and will not strike a deal that sells out Lebanon's interests as Lebanon faces a June 7 vote that could boost Hezbollah and its allies and allow renewed Syrian influence. Clinton spoke after meeting with President Michel Suleiman and urged free, fair elections without violence or outside interference. In Appenzell Inner Rhodes Switzerland voters banned naked hiking, imposing a 176 dollar fine after German hikers crowded the region.
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Swine flu cases rise as WHO weighs pandemic alert level
Canada reports six human cases linked to travel to Mexico and urges vigilance as WHO debates raising alert status. Officials note multiple countries are testing travelers and tightening pork rules while monitoring spread in the United States Mexico and other regions.
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Police search continues for college shooting suspect Zinkhan
University of Georgia professor George Zinkhan, 57, is suspected in a Saturday shooting that killed his wife Marie Bruce and two men Tom Tanner and Ben Teague outside a Athens community theater. Police describe a struggling perceived conduct while former colleagues recall his brilliance and kindness.
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Senate Dems press for independent torture probes
Senate Democrats urged independent outside reviewers to determine if Bush era torture policies violated law and whether charges are warranted. Sen. Carl Levin led calls for DOJ to decide prosecutions, while Obama defers to Holder on legal action. Republicans warned the move could harm national security.
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