Sailing Ships Parade Marks July Fourth in Newport
Newport hosts a 135 ship international fleet bound for New York for a Fourth of July parade. The Eagle leads the line as a 295 foot Coast Guard training bark with 30 nations represented and up to 20 000 spectator boats expected on the parade route. Capt. James L. Fleishell notes the scale may require ships to stay 600 to 1000 yards apart.
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Detroit Burns 1000 Police: Blue Flu Follows Mass Layoffs
Detroit reduces its police force by almost 1000 after a multiyear budget deficit. About 357 of 750 officers on the final shift called in sick. Court rules keep 224 officers on payroll with federal funding, while layoffs may slow response times and hinder investigations. Police warn of fewer marked cars and longer delays.
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