Teen anti-smoking campaign trends from 1991 to 2005
The share of teens who smoke rose from 36.4 percent in 1997 to 21.9 percent in 2003 and then edged up to 23 percent in 2005 after leveling off and a late increase. The pattern shows a decline followed by a slight rebound in smoking rates.
Wisconsin sculptor carves cheddar Declaration of Independence
Wisconsin artist Troy Landwehr carved a 2000 pound cheddar likeness of John Trumbull's Declaration of Independence. The piece, intended for Independence Mall in Philadelphia for July 4, will later move to Landwehr's Kellogg Co. Cheez It cracker brand display and then his winery in Wisconsin.
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Man on Stilts Finishes 830 Mile Cerebral Palsy Trek
Neil Sauter, 24, completes an eight week walk on aluminum stilts across Michigan to raise awareness and funds for cerebral palsy. He ends in Ironwood with total raised $16,000 plus a 3 to 1 federal match pushing the total to $64,000.
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Pakistan strikes Taliban hideouts in Khyber region
Pakistani forces attacked suspected militant hideouts in Khyber in a dawn offensive, destroying a militant leader's headquarters and shelling targets. The operation followed a curfew in Bara and sought to curb threats to Peshawar and supply routes to Afghanistan.
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Mugabe poised for landslide victory in Zimbabwe runoff
Zimbabwe state media trumpet huge turnout and Mugabe victory as international observers cite violence and coercion. Western leaders impose sanctions while Bush calls for UN arms embargo. State outlets frame election as popular and peaceful, amid reports of militias and restricted press.
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Gas prices revive support for Delhi rickshaw operators
In New Delhi a wave of environmental and transit advocates back bicycle rickshaws amid $7 a gallon fuel concerns. Cyclists rally near traffic as they defend the trade against bans and bribe abuses while appealing to authorities for survival and legitimacy.
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Teen decapitated at Six Flags Over Georgia ride
A 17 year old from Columbia South Carolina was killed after entering a restricted area near the Batman roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia. Police say the teen hopped fences and was struck as the ride ran at full speed. No riders were harmed.
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