Volunteers search yards for missing pregnant woman in Ohio
About 1,800 volunteers combed back yards, fields, and a Christmas tree farm in Uniontown for Jessie Davis, a nine months pregnant woman who disappeared June 13. They searched on horseback, in golf carts, and on foot keeping three feet apart to spot signs of her disappearance. Davis’s baby is due July 3. her mother found the home in shambles two days after her last phone call.
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House moves toward landmark abortion policy overseas
The House advanced legislation tied to President Bush's foreign aid policy to permit contraceptive grants to overseas groups that provide abortions. Conservatives insist on denying any aid to organizations that promote abortion, anticipating a presidential veto and swift congressional resistance.
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Ashcroft confirms sharp division over Bush eavesdropping policy
Former Attorney General John Ashcroft acknowledged deep intra administration debate over the legal basis for the surveillance program after a closed door briefing with House Intelligence Committee Chairman Silvestre Reyes. The report also notes a House proposal to reduce Capitol energy use by 50 percent in 10 years and achieve carbon neutrality by next year, citing 2006 emissions of 91,000 tons.
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Catskills flood search continues for six missing near Roscoe
In Delaware County New York authorities, with more than 100 responders, searched flood wreckage for up to six missing after a surge from flash floods. An 81-year-old man was recovered dead as teams combed washed-away homes and mud-covered roads amid drought-stricken stream beds and animal water-seeking movements.
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NC Guardsmen Honor Fallen Soldier at Arlington Funeral
Honor Guard members straighten the U S flag over Army Sgt 1st Class Greg Sutton’s coffin at Arlington National Cemetery amid funeral services. Sutton of Spring Lake died June 6 after his vehicle hit an IED in Baghdad Iraq. Also reported is Army Spec Darryl Wardlaw Ward Linder 24 of Hickory a Fred T Foard graduate who died in Baqubah Iraq on Tuesday. Linder served with the 1st Battalion 12th Cavalry Regiment 3rd Brigade Combat Team 1st Cavalry Division Fort Hood Texas. His military career began in the Marine Corps in 2004 followed by Army service with deployment to Iraq in January. Linder leaves a 3-year-old son Kyle.
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Students forced to return stolen Homer figurine prize display
In Kuala Lumpur two college students who allegedly stole a life size Homer Simpson statue from a cinema were tracked by police and ordered to return the fiberglass promo piece for the upcoming film. Moo Hon Mei of 20th Century Fox Malaysia confirmed the statue would be reunited with its display soon.
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U S envoy makes surprise trip to North Korea
Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill, Washington’s chief nuclear envoy to North Korea, visited Pyongyang for direct talks. He is the highest level U.S. official there since October 2002, signaling a shift in efforts to shut down North Korea’s nuclear program.
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Hundreds of gay activists march in Jerusalem Pride parade
Hundreds of cheering activists marched through downtown Jerusalem on Thursday while ultra Orthodox Jews held a counter demonstration. Police outnumbered protesters, and there was no violence during the brief Gay Pride parade underscoring the city’s secular religious divide.
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Wellington officials block child's name 4real
New Zealand authorities blocked a couple’s bid to officially name their newborn son “4real” after stating numerals are not allowed. Pat and Sheena Wheaton said they chose the name after an ultrasound highlighted the reality of the birth.
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