Bin Laden hunter to be released by Pakistani government
ROUNDUP reports Gary Faulkner of Greeley released by Pakistan to U.S. authorities after June 13 detention in northern Pakistan. He faced weapons charges and claimed intent to kill Osama bin Laden. Also notes Nogales officers told to carry guns after threats from smugglers. Alaska sees second fatal paralytic shellfish poisoning case in a week. San Francisco approves SAR radiation disclosure for cell phones. mayor expected to sign.
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Orszag to leave as budget head in Obama administration
White House Budget Director Peter Orszag plans to resign next month making him the first prominent Obama official to depart. Gibbs says talented candidates are being considered to replace him as the economy remains mired with high unemployment and a costly recovery program.
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Obama weighs firing Afghan war commander over remarks
President Obama rebuked General Stanley McChrystal for poor judgment after disparaging comments in a Rolling Stone interview. The White House summoned McChrystal for a crucial meeting in Washington to decide his fate as public support for the war wanes and possible successors are discussed.
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Versailles mansion in Windermere lists for 75 million as is
A then unfinished 90 000 square foot estate in Windermere Florida known as Versailles seeks 75 million as is with 13 bedrooms 23 baths 10 kitchens a 20 car garage and multiple amenities. Buyers can opt to complete it for 100 million while construction remains halted amid the recession.
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