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Turkey fights Ebola-like fever outbreak 
AP via Yahoo! News - Aug 08 5:14 PM
Turkey is battling the largest recorded outbreak of Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever, which has killed at least 20 people this year, and experts said Tuesday more cases of the Ebola-like disease are inevitable in coming months.Saudi king visits Turkey, economic ties high on agenda 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Aug 08 10:42 AM
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah arrived here for a three-day official visit, the first by a Saudi monarch to mainly Muslim but strictly secular Turkey, with economic cooperation expected to top the agenda.Turkey reassures over oil threat to coast, ecologists worried 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Aug 08 3:30 AM
Turkey has claimed that the oil pollution in the eastern Mediterranean caused by Israeli bombing of a Lebanese power plant posed little threat to its coastline but environmentalists were more cautious.No Salmonella in wild turkey droppings 
Boston Globe - Aug 08 2:33 PM
New Hampshire Fish and Game officials say they've found no sign of Salmonella bacteria in wild turkey droppings in the state.Saudi king visits Turkey for 1st visit in 40 years 
Khaleej Times - 57 minutes ago
ANKARA, Turkey - Saudi Arabia s King Abdullah has arrived in Turkey, the first visit by a Saudi monarch to the secular Turkish state in 40 years.Turkey battles Ebola-like fever 
The Herald - Aug 08 5:47 PM
Turkey is battling the largest outbreak yet recorded of Crimean-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever (CCHF), which has killed at least 20 people. Experts say more cases of the Ebola-like disease are inevitable.Turkey's July car sales fall 42 pct on weak lira 
Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News - Aug 08 6:32 AM
ISTANBUL, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Car sales in Turkey fell 42 percent year-on-year in July, an automobile distributors' association said on Tuesday, as low summer buying trends were aggravated by a weaker lira and recent interest rate hikes.Turkey found guilty of violating human rights 
The Jamaica Observer - Aug 08 6:33 PM
STRASBOURG, Austria (AFP) - The European Court of Human Rights yesterday found Turkey guilty of violating human rights over the torture of a man in police custody, including the use of electric shocks and death threats.