American hiker begins trip home from Iran release
An American woman, Sarah Shourd, started her journey home from Oman after bail mediated a $500000. she urged prayers for fiancé Shane Bauer and friend Josh Fattal still detained in Tehran. She noted no health details and thanked Oman for mediation.
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Pope meets with sex abuse victims during London visit
Pope Benedict XVI apologized to five abuse victims during a 30 to 40 minute meeting at the Wimbledon ambassador's residence. He expressed sorrow and said the church is strengthening safeguards and cooperating with authorities while critics protest outside Downing Street. An estimated 80,000 gathered in Hyde Park for an evening vigil.
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Gulf oil spill ends as BP well is cemented shut
After five months of disaster the blown out BP well in the Gulf of Mexico is cemented and tests point to permanent plugging. Residents and business owners on the coast face ongoing recovery as fishermen report cautious demand and BP compensation lags. Sheryl Lindsay of Orange Beach Weddings cites $240,000 in lost business while receiving about $29,000 in aid.
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Afghan election marred by violence as 15 die
Afghan and Western officials framed the second parliamentary vote since the Taliban era as largely successful yet plagued by security fears and low turnout. At least 15 people were killed nationwide amid election related violence, while the Taliban claimed many attacks but failed to derail the process. Voter fraud appeared limited compared with last year’s presidential ballot.
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Kids deaths spark drive to kick cars off Fla beaches
In New Smyrna Beach four year old Aiden Patrick was killed when a truck on the sand struck him. The tragedy rekindles a decades old debate over driving cars on Volusia County beaches and the impact on families and tourism. Residents and officials weigh ending the long standing beach driving tradition versus preserving a regional pastime tied to NASCAR history. The driver was not cited and a county study may take months to finish.
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