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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 2002

Page

11

Study links contaminated tap water to risks for pregnant women

Washington groups warn millions drink water with chlorine by products that may raise miscarriage neural tube defect and fetal growth risks. EPA cleanup failures burden utilities to chlorinate tainted water, while measures like home filters and bottled water are advised for pregnant users.

Washington Public Interest EPA Congress Jane Houlihan EWG District of Columbia

Man with shoe, box cutter disrupt Southwest flight to Las Vegas

Los Angeles police arrested David Boone after a passenger on a Los Angeles to Las Vegas Southwest flight struck a flight attendant and opened a rear door with a shoe in hand. Boone, 36, faced federal charges of interfering with a flight crew. the plane carried 137 people, with 10 passengers not continuing. A separate Chicago security check found knives and a box cutter in a 20 year old man’s carry-on.

Vegas Chicago Los Angeles Southwest Airlines Las Vegas Michael Fitzhugh Los Angeles International Airport David Boone New Orleans Midway Airport FBI Mary Lynn Muha Marshalltown Iowa Muha California Boone Matthew McLaughlin Richard Reid American Airlines Miami Southwest Christine Turneake-Connelly Dallas

Bush urged not to ease emissions standards

Northeastern state attorneys general traveled to Washington to warn they will sue if the Clean Air Act is weakened. New York AG Eliot Spitzer led the push as lawmakers cite Midwest plant emissions drifting east, worsening air quality and asthma. The Bush Administration reevaluated rules requiring plants to upgrade when adding stricter controls.

Washington New York Eliot Spitzer Busa

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