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ECM WORLD WATCH: GLOBAL AND NATIONAL NEWS

 

  
April 16, 2012 --  (San Diego’s East County) – ECM World Watch helps you be an informed citizen about important issues globally and nationally. As part of our commitment to reflecting all voices and views, we include links to a wide variety of news sources representing a broad spectrum of political, religious, and social views. Top world and U.S. headlines include:    
 
 
 
 
WORLD   
  • Taliban hits Kabul, other Afghanistan cities in coordinated attack (Washington Post)
  • Man in nursing home awakens listening to music from his past (Time) 
  • U.S. condemns North Korea missile launch, warns on nuclear (Reuters)    
U.S.  
  • Politifact: Romney claim on women job losses under Obama is “mostly false” (Politifact)
  • Just a few states could decide battle for Obama, Romney (Los Angeles Times)
  • US homebuying season finally signaling a recovery (AP)
  • Residents dig out after Midwest tornadoes (NPR) 
  • Don’t wait for Social Security check  in the mail (Bloomberg Businessweek)
  • 15 mind-blowing facts about wealth and inequality in America (Business Insider)

 

 

 
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146 TORNADOES RIP DEADLY SWATH ACROSS U.S: 77 DEAD, HUNDREDS INJURED AS NEW WARNINGS ISSUEDIN NUMEROUS STATES

April 28, 2011 (San Diego’s East County) – A string of powerful tornadoes is moving across the U.S., with more than 146 twisters reported in southern and eastern states and as far north as New York. At least 77 people have died from the tornadoes thus far, including 61 in Alabama alone. Hundreds more are injured. 

 


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