International tribunal orders U S to deliver Iranian goods or pay Tehran
The Iran United States Claims Tribunal ruled that the United States must hand over hundreds of Iranian items held since 1979 or compensate Tehran. Items include a shipment of Iranian fossils, a Stradivarius violin, and nuclear fuel as cases total nearly 4,000 claims worth 2.7 billion dollars.
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Barbie faces scrutiny as environmental activists press Mattel
A San Antonio sixth grade class protested Earth Day by burying dolls and sending a petition to Mattel. An eight member task force at Mattel headquarters in El Segundo plans to explore recycling Barbie and other environmental measures. Mattel aims to collect old dolls, refurbish them, and donate free to children globally.
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Bush praise for LA riot forces amid hospital visit
President Bush thanked Los Angeles public safety personnel including firefighters and troops who helped quell last week's riot sparked by the Rodney King acquittal. He visited Scott Miller, a firefighter shot in the face, at Cedars Sinai before addressing security crews at the Coliseum and supporting enterprise zone tax breaks for inner cities.
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Amendment 27 Ratified by Michigan and New Jersey
Lawyers and lawmakers weigh the fate of the 27th Amendment barring midterm congressional pay raises. National Archivist Don Wilson must certify ratification, with Federal Register counsel reviewing instruments for facial sufficiency before any proclamation.
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Environment deteriorates despite 20 years of regs says UN
United Nations report finds one billion people exposed to unhealthy air and rising malnutrition and skin cancer as population growth accelerates. Negotiators near a Rio Earth Summit climate treaty without binding targets, while Mustafa Tolba warns the environment is worse now than two decades ago.
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Weather zones report with scattered showers and winds
A dense weather bulletin lists multiple zones with tonight and Saturday forecasts. It notes partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, variable winds from 10 to 30 mph, occasional gusts, and highs ranging from the 60s to low 100s. Regional temps, precipitation chances, and lake readings appear across zones.
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