Big Dig findings show widespread bolt failures in tunnel
Governor Mitt Romney announced inspections found at least 242 points where bolts were separating from the Big Dig tunnel roof after ceiling panels collapsed and 1 100 bolt assemblies and 300 other areas were deemed unreliable. In Columbus Ohio marchers rally for a higher minimum wage as Democrats push to make it an election year issue and rally turnout to aid candidates. The federal minimum wage remains 5 15 per hour since 1997 and efforts to raise it stalled in the Senate.
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Clerk accused in juice contamination at church service
Wendell Woodroffe, 28, a CVS clerk in Darien Connecticut, is charged with 22 counts of assault and 22 counts of assault on a victim 60 or older after allegedly spiking bottled juice with dishwashing liquid at a communion service sickening more than 40 attendees. Bail set at 50000 dollars.
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Tsunami Strikes Indonesian Coast Killing Dozens
A powerful earthquake generated a tsunami that hit Java’s Pangandaran and Cilacap areas killing at least 86 people with many missing. The coast saw boats wrecked hotels and homes while thousands fled to higher ground as rescuers searched for survivors.
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Westerners flee Lebanon as fighting continues and diplomats move to end it
Westerners exit Lebanon by land sea and air as Israel presses ground operations and Hezbollah rockets strike. By Monday 210 Lebanese killed, nine civilians died in an attack near Sidon. Evacuations under way as France Italy and others move nationals out, ships and helicopters organized.
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U S urged to set better human rights example worldwide
U N human rights experts told Geneva that the United States must improve its handling of Latin American migrants and detainees in the war on terror as part of a periodic review of the 1966 covenant. Conclusions are expected before month end.
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