Tuesday,  July 10, 2012 • Vol. 12--No. 362 • 25 of 34 •  Other Editions

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• 3. WHY VETERAN HOUSE DEMOCRATS FACE BIGGER ELECTION CHALLENGES
• New district boundaries have turned several Democratic-leaning areas to evenly divided ones.

• 4. EURO FINANCE MINISTERS AGREE ON SPAIN BAILOUT
• The deal which is expected to be finalized soon, says 36 billion euros can be ready by the end of the month.

• 5. EPISCOPAL BISHOPS APPROVE GAY BLESSING PRAYER
• The House of Bishops voted to authorize a provisional rite for same-sex unions at a national convention that also cleared the way for transgender ordination.

• 6. LIKELY CAUSE OF MICHIGAN UNDERGROUND PIPELINE RUPTURE TO BE REVEALED
• The NTSB is scheduled to vote on a report submitted by staffers who investigated the July 25, 2010 spill.

• 7. WHY THE FAILED CHILD LABOR LAW IS STILL BEING DEBATED
• Labor Department officials say children performing farm work are four times more likely to be killed than those employed in all other industries combined, but parents call the law misguided.

• 8. WHY SOME ELDERLY AND VULNERABLE OWNERS ARE LOSING THEIR HOMES OVER $400
• A National Consumer Law Center report says outdated state laws and misinformation allow big banks to buy houses for a pittance and resell them.

• 9. PRINCE BECOMES THE KING OF KANSAS CITY
• Detroit Tigers slugger Prince Fielder blasted 28 homers to win the All-Star Home Run Derby for the second time.

• 10. WHY MR. OCTOBER WAS ASKED TO STAY AWAY
• The Yankees want Reggie Jackson to steer clear of the clubhouse and team events following his pointed remarks about Alex Rodriguez and several former stars.

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