San Fermin bull run leaves several hurt in Spain
In Pamplona crowds joined the San Fermin festival as thousands ran ahead of bulls. Several participants were trampled but sustained no serious injuries. One Wisconsin man with multiple sclerosis said he sought the thrill and did not fear the run.
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Trial opens for six al Qaida suspects in Cole bombing
A Yemeni security court opened the first trial in the USS Cole bombing case. Six Yemeni defendants including Abd al Nashiri face charges for belonging to al Qaida and forming an armed gang to commit crimes against the state. The attack in Aden Harbor killed 17 sailors in October 2000.
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Iraq imposes new security laws amid gun battles in Baghdad
The Iraqi government announced a long awaited security bill granting interim Prime Minister Allawi powers to impose curfews conduct searches and detain suspects with warrants from an Iraqi court. The law aims to combat insurgents and safeguard elections as clashes erupted in central Baghdad leaving several dead.
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Philadelphia schools uncover vast multi-mill ion art trove
In basements and storerooms across Philadelphia public schools a hidden trove of about 1 200 artworks and artifacts from 19th and 20th centuries was found. The collection includes works by Thomas Eakins, Henry Ossawa Tanner, Edward W Kidheld, Walter Baum and Henry Snell, valued at tens of millions. School officials plan preservation and display options and potential revenue through calendars and books.
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PSA changes may predict prostate cancer deadliness
The study by Brigham and Women’s Hospital researchers shows PSA level rise speed in the year before diagnosis correlates with far deadlier tumors, surpassing the value of PSA level alone. Lead investigator Dr. Anthony D Amico emphasizes tracking PSA trends during regular screening to guide treatment decisions and avoid premature surgery.
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