Man survives fall with impaled head in New York incident
A 21 year old musician in Chelsea New York survived a fall from a third floor balcony after his head became impaled on a fence. He was rescued with an electric saw and transported to Bellevue Hospital in stable condition. The man is identified as Nicholas Blossom of the rock band Alaska Alaska.
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Debt worries persist as economy improves says AP poll
The AP-GfK poll finds about 46 percent of Americans report debt related stress with half of them feeling it is great or substantial. Despite job gains and savings, unemployment remains around 9.9 percent and foreclosures rise as many struggle with bills and medical costs. Cynthia Bryant, 73, in a Denver suburb, says she must watch every penny on a fixed income.
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China Hesitates to Blame North Korea Over Ship Sinking
Beijing avoids direct condemnation of Pyongyang after the Cheonan disaster while Wen Jiabao meets regional leaders. North Korea denies involvement as Seoul imposes sanctions and questions linger over UN action and Chinese support.
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Future pope refused to defrock priest case fuels abuse crisis debate
AP documents show Cardinal Ratzinger refused laicization of Rev. Alvin Campbell in 1989 stating the petition lacked the priest’s own request. The 1980 Vatican code limited bishop actions without a church trial, shaping U S bishops' response to abuse cases.
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Turkish TV reports Israeli ships attack Gaza flotilla
Turkish NTV and al Jazeera say Israeli warships intercepted a six ship flotilla bound for Gaza with activists aboard. Reports claim at least two dead and multiple injuries after gunfire and boarding by Israeli forces despite Israel denying direct attacks.
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