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Top stories as of 6:29 pm Thu., Jul 02, 2009

Kokomo Auto Workers Rush To Use Up Benefits Before They Expire

Kokomo Auto Workers Rush To Use Up Benefits Before They Expire

This week, health benefits ran out for many retired auto workers in Kokomo. Worse, some members of Kokomo's Local 292 were given just one week of notice that they'd have to make other arrangements.

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  • Digging for History at the Madam CJ Walker Theatre
  • In Case of State Shutdown, IU To Remain Open
  • State Colleges Struggle With Soaring Number of Applications
  • Indiana Attorney General Visits Bloomington
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Marines Battles Taliban In Helmand Valley

The operation is one of the first examples of the Obama administration's strategy for Afghanistan.

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PBS NewsHour

Many Left Uncounted in Nation's Official Jobless Rate

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  • Report: Obesity Rates on the Rise in Nearly Half of States
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  • Job Losses Accelerate in June; U.S. Unemployment Reaches 9.5%

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UN chief set for mission in Burma

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