Dow down, oil up...Obama and CLinton in Unity...McCain at GM plant

NEW YORK (AP) Wall Street has suffered another big loss. The Dow Jones tumbled more than 100 points amid worries about high oil prices and further fallout from the credit crisis. And oil prices reached a high past $142 a barrel.

UNITY, N.H. (AP) Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton say they are united for change. They used a rally today in Unity, New Hampshire, to try to bring the elements of the Democratic Party together to retake the White House. Clinton urged her supporters to back her former rival.

LORDSTOWN, Ohio (AP) John McCain has taken his free trade message to GM workers in a Democratic stronghold in Ohio. He says he supports treaties which some workers believe have cost them jobs. He also says he backs investment to develop cars of the future.

BIG SUR, Calif. (AP) Firefighters are trying to keep a wildfire out of Big Sur. And California's governor has asked the president for a federal emergency declaration to free up more aid after fires that have burned more than 400 square miles.

HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) The polls are closed in Zimbabwe. There was widespread voter intimidation and low turnout in the one candidate presidential runoff. The opposition leader who dropped out of the race says the result will reflect only the fear of the people.

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