Roundup Mideast talks reopen under tough conditions
The U S relaunches Israeli Palestinian talks to bridge wide gaps amid distrust and militant opposition. Officials expect no major breakthroughs but hope a second round occurs in Egypt in September.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2010
Page
3
The U S relaunches Israeli Palestinian talks to bridge wide gaps amid distrust and militant opposition. Officials expect no major breakthroughs but hope a second round occurs in Egypt in September.
Three U.S. troops died in southern and eastern Afghanistan from homemade bombs, while a roadside blast in Kunduz Archi killed three Afghan police and two civilians. The month has seen rising foreign troop fatalities and intensified Taliban activity across Kabul to Kunduz fronts.
North Carolina officials and businesses brace for Earl, a Category 4 hurricane forming near the Bahamas and tracking parallel to the East Coast. Duck and Nags Head prepare for rain and surf while Cape Lookout evacues visitors and Cape Hatteras monitors the path. Ace Hardware reports rising inquiries as residents stock tarps, batteries, and supplies ahead of possible power outages.
Video from San Jose mine shows 33 trapped miners in a shelter singing the national anthem and cheering Chile. They appear healthy and organized inside a living area after a landslide trapped them deep underground.
A farm near Hiddenite North Carolina yielded a nearly 65 carat emerald dubbed Carolina Emperor after being found by Terry Ledford and Renn Adams on their 200 acre parcel. The stone, larger than a U S quarter when cut, rivals imperial jewels in color clarity and potential value. Experts note its rarity in North America and potential for high interest from museums and collectors.
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