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- Boeing debuts first 787 Dreamliner made in South Carolina
- New York prosecutors probe law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf
- Dolphin stuck in California wetlands draws a crowd
- U.S. Secret Service limits alcohol, hotel guests on trips abroad
- FBI assisting in search for California woman last seen in Panama
- Police say found bunker of man accused of killing family
- Bomb-complex search urged over Huawei, ZTE fear
- Former U.S. presidential hopeful Edwards' defense says aide lied
- Campaign treasurer for NYC comptroller indicted
- Republicans insert healthcare into student loan fight
- Ex-oil traders get prison terms for kickback scheme
- U.S. bomb-complex search urged over Huawei, ZTE fear
- Fire guts Miami offices of Cuba travel firm
- U.S. House panel may send scandal investigators to Colombia
- Space shuttle Enterprise lands in New York atop jet
- Al Qaeda now incapable of 9/11-scale attack: U.S. officials
- Florida judge rejects bail hike for Trayvon Martin's killer
- Sandusky prosecutors say defense abusing subpoena power
- Greed may be good, but it doesn't matter to judge
- Obama administration pulls rule on child farm labor
- Illinois to test investor appetite with $1.8 billion deal
- Minneapolis airport scare was false alarm
- Union, Exxon scrap over refinery contract, safety
- Radioactive waste dump opens in Texas, environmentalists worried
- Texas executes man for 2002 shooting
- Consumer sentiment little changed in April
- ACLU sues over Border Patrol stops in Pacific Northwest
- Chesapeake Wyoming well leak under control
- U.S. on guard for attacks ahead of bin Laden anniversary
- FBI assisting in search for California woman last seen in Panama
- Bomb-complex search urged over Huawei, ZTE fear
- Police say found bunker of man accused of killing family
- U.S. Secret Service limits alcohol, hotel guests on trips abroad
- Dolphin stuck in California wetlands draws a crowd
- Former U.S. presidential hopeful Edwards' defense says aide lied
- Al Qaeda now incapable of 9/11-scale attack: U.S. officials
- New York prosecutors probe law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf
- Ex-oil traders get prison terms for kickback scheme
- Corrected: Texas executes man for 2002 shooting
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| New York prosecutors probe law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf Posted:
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| FBI assisting in search for California woman last seen in Panama Posted: IRVINE, California (Reuters) - The FBI is assisting Panamanian authorities in the search for a Southern California woman who went missing from the Central American country in November, a spokesman for the agency said on Friday. Special Agent Darrell Foxworth declined to elaborate on the FBI's role in the investigation or discuss evidence in disappearance of Yvonne Baldelli. "It wouldn't be appropriate for me to discuss specific details concerning the investigation at this time," Foxworth said. ... |
| Police say found bunker of man accused of killing family Posted: SEATTLE (Reuters) - Authorities have found a bunker in mountains near Seattle that they believe belongs to a missing survivalist suspected of murdering his wife and daughter and setting fire to the family home in northwest Washington state, police said on Friday. Police have been searching for Peter Keller, 41, since Sunday when firefighters responded to a blaze at the family home in North Bend, Washington, and found the bodies of his wife of 21 years and 18-year-old daughter. "Bunker found at Rattlesnake Ridge of suspect Keller. ... |
| Bomb-complex search urged over Huawei, ZTE fear Posted:
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| Former U.S. presidential hopeful Edwards' defense says aide lied Posted:
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| Campaign treasurer for NYC comptroller indicted Posted:
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| Republicans insert healthcare into student loan fight Posted:
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| Ex-oil traders get prison terms for kickback scheme Posted:
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| U.S. bomb-complex search urged over Huawei, ZTE fear Posted:
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| Fire guts Miami offices of Cuba travel firm Posted:
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| U.S. House panel may send scandal investigators to Colombia Posted:
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| Space shuttle Enterprise lands in New York atop jet Posted:
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| Al Qaeda now incapable of 9/11-scale attack: U.S. officials Posted:
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| Florida judge rejects bail hike for Trayvon Martin's killer Posted:
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| Sandusky prosecutors say defense abusing subpoena power Posted: HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - Prosecutors in the child sex abuse case involving former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky charged in a court filing on Friday that Sandusky's lawyer was improperly using his subpoena power to seek information to which he was not entitled. Sandusky, 68, faces 52 counts of abuse stemming from accusations he molested 10 boys between 1994 and 2008. The former coach, who has maintained his innocence, has been under house arrest since December. ... |
| Greed may be good, but it doesn't matter to judge Posted: SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Greed does not matter when it comes to the legal battle of two Silicon Valley icons, a federal judge told jurors who are hearing the lawsuit Oracle filed against Google. "There has been a suggestion made that greed is at work here," U.S. District Judge William Alsup said on Friday. "That doesn't matter." His remarks served as a caution to the seven women and five men who are expected to begin their deliberations on Oracle's copyright claims next week. ... |
| Obama administration pulls rule on child farm labor Posted: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An Obama administration proposal to restrict child labor on farms has been withdrawn after criticism from agricultural groups. The rules, which were supported by child labor advocates, would have banned children younger than 16 from using most power-driven farm equipment, including tractors, if they had not taken a training course. The proposal also would have prevented those younger than 18 from working in feed lots, grain bins and stockyards. The Labor Department said it had received thousands of comments about the rule and its effect on small family-owned farms. ... |
| Illinois to test investor appetite with $1.8 billion deal Posted: (Reuters) - Illinois will see next week if yield-hungry investors will continue to snap up its bonds despite concerns about its huge unfunded pension liability and structural budget deficit. The state will sell about $1.8 billion of general obligation refunding bonds through Jefferies & Co on Tuesday, adding to the $1.375 billion of debt it sold in the first quarter. Illinois' last sale of $500 million of GO bonds in March attracted orders for $2.3 billion, allowing the state to boost the size of the deal and cut yields. ... |
| Minneapolis airport scare was false alarm Posted: MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - A bomb scare that shut a terminal at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport for 90 minutes on Friday morning was caused by a passenger carrying what he said was a water filtration system in his checked baggage, an official said. Police questioned and released the man without charges after the materials were determined to not be explosive, airport spokesman Patrick Hogan said. He declined to identify the man because he was not charged. "The questionable items in the bag were two PVC pipes capped at both ends filled with a granular material," Hogan said. ... |
| Union, Exxon scrap over refinery contract, safety Posted: HOUSTON (Reuters) - Negotiations for a new contract covering hourly workers at Exxon Mobil Corp's refinery in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has become a scrap over a proposal on worker safety, The United Steelworkers union (USW) said on Friday. Exxon and the USW are negotiating a new three-year contract during a 75-day extension from the previous three-year pact covering workers at the 502,000 barrel per day (bpd) refinery, Exxon's second-largest and the third largest in the country. ... |
| Radioactive waste dump opens in Texas, environmentalists worried Posted: SAN ANTONIO, Texas (Reuters) - A 1,300-acre dump to bury low-level radioactive waste has opened in a remote corner of west Texas, the fourth U.S. site to allow such waste, despite concerns about water seepage at the site, which sits above the huge and vital Ogallala aquifer. In a letter to Waste Control Specialists LLC of Dallas, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality granted approval to the company's dump near Andrews, Texas, about 45 miles northwest of Midland and close to the New Mexico border. ... |
| Texas executes man for 2002 shooting Posted: AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A Texas man was executed on Thursday evening by lethal injection for a brutal triple shooting in a small town that left a 24-year-old man dead. Prosecutors say Beunka Adams and another man robbed a convenience store in the small east Texas town of Rusk in September 2002. Adams herded two female employees of the store, Candace Driver and Nikki Dement, along with Kenneth Vandever, who was described as having mental disabilities and who did odd jobs around the store, into Driver's car, according to court documents. ... |
| Consumer sentiment little changed in April Posted:
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| ACLU sues over Border Patrol stops in Pacific Northwest Posted: SEATTLE (Reuters) - The Border Patrol is unjustifiably stopping people based on their skin color in Washington state's Olympic Peninsula, just across the water from Canada, the American Civil Liberties Union said in a lawsuit filed on Thursday. Two Latinos and a black man - two of them prison corrections officers - said in the complaint filed in U.S. federal court in Seattle that they were subject to racial profiling. One of the officers was in his uniform when he was stopped, the lawsuit said. The accusations against the U.S. ... |
| Chesapeake Wyoming well leak under control Posted: NEW YORK (Reuters) - Workers curbed a natural-gas leak from a stricken Chesapeake Energy Corp. well in Wyoming about three days after a blowout, the state Oil and Gas Conservation Commission said on Friday. Boots and Coots, a pressure control company owned by Houston-based Halliburton and contracted by Chesapeake after the well blowout on Tuesday, was pumping drilling mud into the well a day after its efforts were hampered by wind and adverse weather. The well stopped leaking natural gas about three days after Chesapeake lost control while installing a well casing, the Commission said. ... |
| U.S. on guard for attacks ahead of bin Laden anniversary Posted:
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| FBI assisting in search for California woman last seen in Panama Posted: IRVINE, California (Reuters) - The FBI is assisting Panamanian authorities in the search for a Southern California woman who went missing from the Central American country in November, a spokesman for the agency said on Friday. Special Agent Darrell Foxworth declined to elaborate on the FBI's role in the investigation or discuss evidence in disappearance of Yvonne Baldelli. "It wouldn't be appropriate for me to discuss specific details concerning the investigation at this time," Foxworth said. ... |
| Bomb-complex search urged over Huawei, ZTE fear Posted:
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| Police say found bunker of man accused of killing family Posted: SEATTLE (Reuters) - Authorities have found a bunker in mountains near Seattle that they believe belongs to a missing survivalist suspected of murdering his wife and daughter and setting fire to the family home in northwest Washington state, police said on Friday. Police have been searching for Peter Keller, 41, since Sunday when firefighters responded to a blaze at the family home in North Bend, Washington, and found the bodies of his wife of 21 years and 18-year-old daughter. "Bunker found at Rattlesnake Ridge of suspect Keller. ... |
| U.S. Secret Service limits alcohol, hotel guests on trips abroad Posted:
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| Dolphin stuck in California wetlands draws a crowd Posted:
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| Former U.S. presidential hopeful Edwards' defense says aide lied Posted:
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| Al Qaeda now incapable of 9/11-scale attack: U.S. officials Posted:
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| New York prosecutors probe law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf Posted:
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| Ex-oil traders get prison terms for kickback scheme Posted:
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| Corrected: Texas executes man for 2002 shooting Posted: AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A Texas man was executed on Thursday evening by lethal injection for a brutal triple shooting in a small town that left a 37-year-old man dead. Prosecutors say Beunka Adams and another man robbed a convenience store in the small east Texas town of Rusk in September 2002. Adams herded two female employees of the store, Candace Driver and Nikki Dement, along with Kenneth Vandever, who was described as having mental disabilities and who did odd jobs around the store, into Driver's car, according to court documents. ... |
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