Reports to detail WTC collapse flaws and rescue delays
A National Institute of Standards and Technology team will issue three New York reports Tuesday on the September 11 tower collapses and rescue responses. Early decisions influenced who lived or died as about 2,749 perished including those on the hijacked jets.
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Federal report finds Boston tunnels structurally sound
The Federal Highway Administration says the Big Dig I-93 tunnels are safe and sound after an investigation into a faulty wall panel and subsequent leaks. The probe followed September water intrusion that backed up traffic and drew renewed criticism of the project.
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Akayev signs resignation amid Kyrgyz turmoil
Kyrgyzstan President Askar Akayev, who fled after demonstrations, signed a resignation deal Monday. Lawmakers in Kyrgyzstan said the move is a key step toward restoring stability after the March 24 antiAkayev protest near the presidential administration building.
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Supreme Court shields IRAs from creditors in bankruptcy ruling
The Supreme Court on a unanimous basis protects Individual Retirement Accounts from creditor seizures. Justice Clarence Thomas writes the decision finds IRAs are age based benefits, similar to pensions, with protections expanding to 16 states and D C. The ruling highlights the age based withdrawal penalties that deter early access.
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U S to Probe Chinese Textile Imports Under New Trade Review
The Commerce Department will study whether China’s clothing shipments disrupt the U S market and justify reimposing quotas to protect textile and apparel makers. The interagency committee opened investigations into cotton knit shirts and blouses, cotton trousers, and cotton and man-made fiber underwear.
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Militants Clash With Saudi Forces Near Ar-Rass
Saudi security forces fought the largest militant group in two years in central Saudi Arabia near Ar-Rass. Police sealed a girls school as officers hunted militants holed up in a building, with about 10 others cornered and authorities not rushing the operation.
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Man seeks new middle name on eBay in Utah auction
In Unitah Highlands Utah software engineer Matthew Jean Rouse 31 lists his middle name for auction on eBay bidding tops $2175 by Monday. The winner may pick a new middle name and Rouse will use it when possible as his wife and brother comment on the bid.
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