Clinton urges Kosovo youth forgiveness amid lingering tensions
In Urosevac Kosovo five months after NATO air strikes Clinton addresses Kosovar schoolchildren and US troops urging ethnic reconciliation. He recalls US role in the 78 day air war and tells youths and parents forgiveness is essential while refugees suffer further violence as Serbs flee to Serbia.
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OSHA Ergonomics Rules Spark Business Legal Challenge
U S business groups threaten court action to block new OSHA workplace rules on repetitive motion injuries. They cite $4.2 billion annual costs to fix worksites and treat injured employees while GOP lawmakers push delays pending a science study. Labor officials defend the action as overdue.
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Elderly Drivers Safety Dilemma At Gerontology Meeting
At the American Gerontological Society meet and across the country experts seek ways to remove unsafe older drivers without unfairly penalizing capable seniors. Data show drivers over 65 and teenagers have high accident rates per mile, while age based tests face lobbying opposition as discriminatory.
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Hayek and Grant to entertain U.S. troops abroad
Salma Hayek and Johnny Grant will entertain U.S. troops in Kosovo Bosnia and Macedonia over Thanksgiving. Grant, Hollywood's honorary mayor, departs from the Hollywood Bowl for his second overseas tour to boost morale.
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Panel outlines ideas to boost teaching quality in South Carolina
A governor’s panel recommends recognizing teachers online and giving substantial cash prizes to teachers of the year and district winners. The Commission on Teacher Quality will report to Gov. Hodges to aid Legislature action next session.
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