NRC workers question safety commitment amid mixed survey
A private survey of about half the Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff found 33 percent doubt the agency’s safety commitment and nearly 50 percent feel unsafe speaking up. The report notes progress since 1998 but highlights a gap between top managers and staff on safety communication and involvement.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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Stephen Dingbaum
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FBI joins New Jersey search for mother in child death case
FBI aids Newark investigation seeking Sherry L. Murphy, 41, cousin of the mother, suspected of endangering three boys after Faheem Williams died from starvation. Two brothers were found starving and burned in a basement. a storage bin held Faheem's body. Reward $5,000 offered.
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Congress returns to Washington acts quickly on unemployment extension
The newly Republican controlled Congress moves fast on a $72 billion measure to restore 13 weeks of federal unemployment benefits for workers who exhausted state provisions. Senate leaders expect House approval within days and Bush signature to prevent benefit disruption. About 750,000 people are affected now, with 1.6 million more eligible before June 1.
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Capitol
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House
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Chicago
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