Mescalero Apaches reverse vote on nuclear waste dump
In southern New Mexico the Mescalero Apaches reversed a January vote and chose to allow a deal with about 30 utility companies to store spent fuel rods on the reservation after a second vote. Tribal leaders blamed outside activists for the earlier result while opponents questioned tribal leadership influence. The plan had been opposed by Attorney General Tom Udall and linked to potential state veto power.
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Rewards for terrorists raise private fortunes in covert program
The State Department has quietly paid about 20 foreign informants an average of 150000 dollars each for tips leading to terrorist convictions. Rewards exceed two million dollars for key cases, with decisions made by a committee including the FBI CIA and NSC. Tips come via posters hotlines and media while informants seek confidentiality and potential U.S. resettlement.
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