Danube reaches in Hungary toxic red sludge spill
The red sludge from a Hungarian aluminum plant reached the Danube after flooding three villages and tributaries. Croatia Serbia Romania test waters as Hungary reports pH drop from 13 to under 10 and no dead fish yet. Prime Minister Orban calls the reservoir break an unprecedented disaster.
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Palestinians open to settlement extension proposal
A top Palestinian negotiator says Palestinians would accept a U S proposal for a two month extension of the West Bank settlement slowdown if borders talks with Israel progress in that period. Outcomes hinge on Israel's pro settlement government and any revived talks.
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Angle cites militant terrorism claim over Muslim law in US cities
At a Mesquite Nevada rally Sharron Angle said Islamic law is taking root in American cities amid questions about Dearborn Michigan and Frankford Texas. She urged addressing what she calls a militant terrorist situation while insisting constitutional law governs on American soil. Angle’s remarks followed questions about Muslims seeking to influence the country.
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Tourist thwarted by drug gangs near Falcon Lake
U.S. officials report threats of ambush halted a search for missing American David Hartley feared slain by Mexican pirates on Falcon Lake. Rep. Cuellar said crews paused to ensure safety, with the body and Jet Ski still unrecovered as Mexican authorities resume efforts.
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Security scare delays Bermuda flight in Philadelphia
More than 100 passengers and five crew were removed from US Airways Flight 1070 after reports someone helped load the plane without a security badge. FBI said no explosives found and not believed to be terrorism. investigators seek a person in a US Airways uniform on the tarmac.
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New York Proposes Ban on Food Stamps for Sugary Drinks
Mayor Bloomberg and Gov. Paterson seek federal approval to bar sugar sweetened beverages including sodas teas and sports drinks from the food stamp program in New York City. They argue such purchases undermine nutrition and public health.
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