Mining firm can't pay trapped men's salaries
33 miners remain trapped at the San Jose mine near Copiapó as San Esteban Mining faces bankruptcy and cannot fund salaries or rescue efforts. Chile's state firm is digging an escape tunnel estimated at $1.7 million. President Pinera has fired regulators and ordered a fresh inquiry into the accident.
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Kim Jong Il Makes Strained China Visit Amid Carter Talks
North Korea's Kim Jong Il travels to China in a rare move likely seeking aid after floods and signaling a possible path for his son to succeed. Carter meanwhile visits Pyongyang seeking the release of an imprisoned American, raising questions about timing and talks.
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Taliban widen assault as violence flares across Afghanistan
Eight Afghan police killed at a Kunduz checkpoint and a candidate's campaign workers kidnapped in Herat highlight a spread of insurgent activity. Spaniards at a Badghis training base were shot dead, while the Taliban claimed responsibility for earlier Badakhshan killings as Gen. Petraeus said momentum has shifted in the south and Kabul.
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Migrant mass killings near San Fernando shock officials
In San Fernando Mexico authorities and diplomats opened body identifications for 72 migrants killed near the Texas border after a lone survivor described a brutal slaughter. Officials readied refrigerated boxes as Marines kept watch over the site amid a suspected cartel massacre.
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Two Iowa Egg Farms Tied to Salmonella Recall
FDA officials report positive salmonella samples linking Wright County Egg and Hillandale Farms in Iowa to a recall of more than 550 million eggs. Investigators found contamination in chicken feed and at multiple locations, with as many as 1,470 illnesses tied to the outbreak.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Center For Food Safety and Applied Nutrition
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Wright
Redwood Falls
Minn
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