House Passes National Energy Plan With Subsidies
The House approved a national energy plan directing billions in tax subsidies to energy firms. It supports wind, cleaner coal, and new reactors, boosts corn ethanol to 7.5 billion gallons by 2012, expands daylight saving time, and omits Arctic Refuge oil drilling. Senate debate followed.
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London police in race against time after July 7 attacks
London police warn sleeper cells may strike at any time as thousands flood the transit system. Police arrest nine new suspects in Britain and question a captured bomber from the July 21 attacks while a suspect linked to July 7 is detained after crossing into Zambia.
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Met Police face largest investigation since World War II
TERRORISM 21 bombings. Met officers describe it as the largest investigation the Met has ever mounted and the greatest operational challenge since the Second World War. Separate, the British Transport Police run their largest-ever deployment with about 1,300 officers in London and a similar number elsewhere in Britain, working longer hours as Blair notes exhausted, very tired faces at Scotland Yard.
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Senate Panel Backs Limits on Cold Medicines Sales
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bipartisan bill to require behind the counter sales of pseudoephedrine medicines like Sudafed and NyQuil. Purchasers must show photo IDs, sign a log, and stay under 7 500 milligrams per 30 days, with state tracking to enforce limits. Affected stores would face tighter controls similar to Iowa and Nebraska moves, while Walgreen Co. agreed to pay 1 300 000 in settlements and spend 1 000 000 for monitoring.
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Senate approves child safety lock requirement with handgun sales
The Senate voted 70 to 30 to add a provision mandating a separate child safety device with each handgun purchase. The amendment, proposed by Sen. Herb Kohl, would require licensed manufacturers importers or dealers to include a locking device with every handgun unless bought by government officials or police. Violations could bring a dealer license suspension or a $10 000 fine.
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Hair found on duct tape in Aruba not Natalee Holloway
FBI lab in Quantico tested blond hair found July 17 on Aruba duct tape and ruled it did not come from Natalee Holloway. Aruba officials and Holloway family reacted with cautious relief as investigators neared the pond drainage effort near a hotel and tennis club.
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