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09/6/2013
Reuters Election 2012 Daily round-up of the day's top news from the campaign trail, the White House and all the politics in between
German firm apologizes for producing anti-immigrant condoms
BERLIN (Reuters) - A German firm has apologized for producing condoms marked with an offensive message that were used in a far-right party's campaign against immigrant births.
Last Hitler bunker witness Misch dies at 96
BERLIN (Reuters) - Rochus Misch, the last surviving witness of Adolf Hitler's final days in the Berlin bunker who always referred to the Nazi dictator as "the Boss", has died in his home at the age of 96, his book agent said on Friday.
Indian police save donkeys from the dinner table
MUMBAI (Reuters) - In the middle of the night, police cars were in hot pursuit of thieves on a dusty road in India, finally catching them and recovering the goods. But it wasn't gold jewellery the gang had stolen, it was eight donkeys.
Colorado town flooded with applications for drone-hunting permits
DENVER (Reuters) - Voters in one small Colorado town won't decide until next month whether to issue hunting licenses to shoot down drones, but hundreds of marksmen are lining up for permits to fell such aircraft in the unlikely event any appear in local skies.
Calls for 'silent goal' as Chile remembers coup victims
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's soccer team and fans are being encouraged not to celebrate their first goal in Friday's World Cup qualifier against Venezuela in memory of thousands who were tortured 40 years ago at the match's venue.
UK firm sorry for making jobseekers dance at interview
LONDON (Reuters) - British electronics retailer Currys issued an apology on Thursday after admitting that interviewees trying to earn a job as a sales assistant at one of its stores had been made to dance.
Chancellor Merkel 'pop-up' campaigns on streets ahead of vote
BERLIN (Reuters) - Angela Merkel's election campaign team launched a 'Merkel app' for smartphones on Thursday that appears to make outdoor billboard posters of the German chancellor speak directly to voters.
Georgia shelter promised to rescue dogs, killed them instead: authorities
ATLANTA (Reuters) - A north Georgia animal shelter's "Lucky Dog" adoption program deceived pet owners by promising not to euthanize their dogs for a $100 fee, then killed them instead, authorities said.
Ratting out criminals, Dutch style
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Ten brown rats have been recruited by Dutch police to help forensic firearms experts sniff out gunshot residue.
Say what? China says 400 million can't speak national language
BEIJING (Reuters) - More than 400 million Chinese are unable to speak the national language Mandarin, and large numbers in the rest of the country speak it badly, state media said on Thursday as the government launched another push for linguistic unity.
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