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Texas Sues to Quarantine California over Med Fly Spread
Texas filed suit in Dallas seeking to force the U.S. Department of Agriculture to quarantine California and not impede Texas measures to prevent Mediterranean fruit fly incursions. Agriculture Commissioner Reagan Brown said the USDA has not been tough enough in California and the suit seeks reimbursement to Texas for fumigation costs of California fruit and produce entering the state.
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Talks fail to ease Japan ban on California fruit
UPI: Top U.S. officials pressed Japan to relax its quarantine on California produce to curb Mediterranean fruit fly imports. After nearly two hours with Deputy Secretary William Clark, Japan offered no indication of changing its stance. Washington and Tokyo will continue discussions as Japan maintains limits on host fruits and vegetables.
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U S TO PROBE AIR TRAFFIC SYSTEM INQUIRY SET
The National Transportation Safety Board will launch an inquiry into the status of the nations air traffic control system after the August 3 strike by the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization. The eight week inquiry aims to gather data for future investigations and may lead to non binding recommendations to other agencies.
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Pilots warn fatigue faults hit air safety
ALPA documents show fatigue and improper qualifications among air traffic controllers amid the Aug 3 strike. A spokesman said some concerns, including fatigue, have been resolved, and CALP highlights a perceived safety decline in the modified ATC system.
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Massacre Allegations Seek Truth in Armenia Fight
Salvadoran authorities face claims that army troops abducted and killed up to 42 people after a fist fight with a local soccer team in Armenia, with bodies found in multiple sites near the town. The Defense Ministry declined comment as reports cite witnesses and human rights concerns amid El Salvador’s long war with guerrillas.
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