Hawaii votes for same sex civil unions and more
Hawaii lawmakers approve a civil union bill with a 18-5 Senate vote and expect the governor to sign within 10 days. Civil unions begin January 1, 2012, granting rights akin to marriage without legalizing it.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Neil Abercrombie
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Sabrina McKenna
Labor protests flare in Egypt amid Mubarak ouster fallout
In Cairo hundreds of airport workers protested for higher wages and health benefits while Mahallah al Koubra textile workers demanded pay raises and an anti corruption probe. Port Said residents urged factory closure over lake pollution as schools and banks remained shuttered and the stock market stayed closed.
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Cairo
Hosni Mubarak
Egypt
Nile
Mahallah al-Koubra
Mustafa Bassiouni
Mahallah
Port Said
Suez Canal
World’s largest toy collection goes up for sale in New York
Sotheby’s displays the Jenni Collection in New York consisting of 35 000 vintage toys and trains amassed over 50 years by Jerry Greene. The collection, not for auction, aims to be sold to a buyer who will acquire all pieces for museum or private donation.
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Sotheby’s
Jenni
New York
Sotheby's Auction House
Jerry Greene
Philadelphia
Sotheby’s Said
Greene
United States
Marklin, Bing
Ernst Plant Carette
Rock & Graner
Sotheby's
Nina
GOP freshmen join Obama to kill 450 million engine funding
The House defeated a $450 million line item for an alternative engine for the F-35 as 47 Republican freshmen joined President Obama in backing the measure. The vote was 238 to 198 amid broader fights to trim $61 billion in spending. Defense Secretary Gates warned costs could reach $3 billion and pledged to pursue options to shut the program.
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Washington
House
Barack Obama
Pentagon
Tom Rooney
Florida
John Boehner
Obama
U.S
Defense
Robert Gates
Tragic Florida case ties toxic truck to hidden twin deaths
West Palm Beach authorities investigate after a 10 year old boy survived severe chemical exposure while his twin Nubia died in a truck found near Interstate 95. Father Jorge Barahona faced aggravated mistreatment charges as state child welfare officials face scrutiny over missed opportunities to help Victor and Nubia amid prior abuse claims.
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Charleston
W.va
U.S
West Virginia
Elkins
U.S. Marshals Service
Dave Oney
Charles E. Smith
Oney
Smith
Dustin Hotsinpiller
Bridgeport
Derek Hotsinpiller
Hotsinpiller
Ruby Memorial Hospital
Morgantown
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jorge Barahona
Victor
Nubia
West Palm Beach
Jorge
Carmen Barahona
Barahona
Maria Santos-Olsen
Department of Children and Families
Walter Lambert
Andrea Fleary
Carmen
Cindy Lederman
Fleary
Grissel Picot
Barahonas
Guardian Ad Litem
Lambert
Gerardo Rodriguez
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