OSHA credit for decline in Mexican worker deaths
The U S Department of Labor credits OSHA Spanish language outreach for an 8 percent drop in Mexican born worker deaths in 2002. Despite gains for Mexicans overall Hispanic immigrant deaths rose in 2002, experts caution the decline may be an anomaly and linkages to outreach are unproven.
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U.S. Department of Labor
Associated Press
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OSHA
San Francisco
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
United States
John Henshaw
Henshaw
Federal
Centers For Disease Control
Safety Council
Former Enron CEO Skilling hospitalized after bar incidents
Former Enron chief Jeffrey Skilling was taken to New York Presbyterian Hospital after witnesses said he pulled at patrons clothes and yelled they were FBI agents. Police found him at Park Avenue and East 73rd Street as an emotionally disturbed person. no charges were filed. He was discharged later that day. He and his wife were at two Manhattan bars American Trash and The Voodoo Lounge.
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Associated Press
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Park Avenue
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New York Presbyterian Hospital
Observation
Naming enmities in the war on terror and Bush policy
Lou Dobbs argues the 9/11 commission undercounts the enemy radical Islam and criticizes Bush administration for failing to name foes and finance controls. He cites Rice testimony, lawmakers’ calls to focus on terrorism roots, and the need to unify allies like Israel while retooling strategy in Iraq and Middle East peace.
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Condoleezza Rice
Lee Hamilton
Rice
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Kerrey
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Iowa
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Montana
Baucus
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Treasury
Department of Homeland Security
Saddam Hussein
Middle East
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