Maryland crops show damage from last week's dry spell
Reporters survey Maryland crop conditions after a dry spell last week. Potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers suffer from lack of moisture on the Eastern Shore while peaches show good yield on the lower Eastern Shore and apples face mixed prospects in Western Maryland.
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Steelworkers Confident They Will Win Says Murray
Phillip Murray told about 18 000 steelworkers gathered at Shearby Duquesne Pennsylvania that there is no sign of defeat. He urged unity against company attempts to undermine the union and predicted victory as the national steel strike enters its sixth week.
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Steel strike narrows as 600000 workers remain off job
The nationwide steel walkout continues with about 600000 workers still on strike after June actions. Talks between the union and major producers drag on with no end in sight.
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Italy Sees Heat Wave Slow Trains Across Regions
Extreme temperatures disrupt rail service as tracks expand in Italy. Officials halt lines in the north and south briefly to allow rails to cool and prevent buckling, with trains moved to safer speeds to avoid accidents.
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