Dust from Sept 11 less toxic than feared says study
New York AP report says dust in lower Manhattan after the attacks was largely not toxic enough for long term risk. Environmental scientists note only about 1 percent of the dust consisted of fine particles likely to linger in lungs, with experts urging continued caution from residents and workers.
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New Jersey advances smart gun rule as safety measure
New Jersey passes a landmark law requiring future handguns to include owner specific firing mechanisms. The rule, exempting police weapons until a commission decides otherwise, will take effect three years after the smart gun prototype is deemed safe and commercially available. Gov McGreevey calls it common sense safety regulation.
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