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Magazine weighs turning notes over to Feds
Jun 29 2005 11:22PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Time magazine is considering turning over to federal prosecutors notes from a reporter who says he'll go to jail rather than divulge sources about the leak of an undercover CIA officer's name.
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EPA proposes stationary diesel fumes cut
Jun 29 2005 5:52PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Pollution from electrical generators, compressors, agricultural pumps and other equipment powered by stationary diesel engines would drop by as much as 90 percent under a government proposal, The Associated Press has learned.
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Groups ask to intervene in tobacco case
Jun 29 2005 4:46PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Public health groups, saying they lacked confidence in the government's handling of the case, asked on Wednesday to intervene in the federal racketeering lawsuit against major tobacco companies,
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Scientist denies falsifying Yucca data
Jun 29 2005 4:06PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - A government scientist told a congressional panel investigating possible paperwork fraud on the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump that he didn't change documents or data and his work was sound.
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9/11 families seek to squash museum plans
Jun 29 2005 3:50PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - A Sept. 11 family group urged the White House and Congress on Wednesday to squelch plans for a ground zero museum they say would inject political arguments into what should be a solemn memorial.
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Info gaps helped criminals get passports
Jun 29 2005 3:42PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Governmental failures to share terrorist and criminal data could have allowed fugitives to obtain U.S. passports by slipping through holes in security screening systems, congressional investigators have found.
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AP: U.S. blocked release of CAFTA reports
Jun 29 2005 1:09PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Labor Department worked for more than a year to maintain secrecy for studies that were critical of working conditions in Central America, the region the Bush administration wants in a new trade pact.
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