Subway Fire Knocks Out Major NYC Lines for Six Months
A fire in a signal room cripples the C line and forces the A line to cut service by over two thirds. The C line carries 110000 daily riders and the A line serves about 470000, totaling roughly the population of Washington, D C, each day. Fire marshals call the blaze intentional, with six months of slow commutes ahead for New Yorkers.
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Court ruling may free nearly 200 in Delaware
Delaware Supreme Court deeming some life with parole sentences as 45 year terms would free nearly 200 inmates serving time for murder rape and kidnapping. The ruling applies to crimes before mid 1990 when Delaware clarified its sentencing laws. The state House voted unanimously to declare the ruling null and void.
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Bush says Social Security shortchanges blacks in private talks
President Bush told 22 black leaders in a White House meeting that the retirement program shortchanges African Americans whose shorter lifespans mean higher payroll taxes relative to benefits. He framed reform as helping blacks and tied it to his plan for worker owned investment accounts.
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