Kansas OSHA mulls fines in elevator blast
OSHA Kansas region official says DeBruce Grain Inc may face about 1 million dollars in penalties for safety violations after the grain elevator explosion that killed seven workers near Wichita last June. Fines depend on violation count severity and management knowledge. settlement could reduce penalties.
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Bangladesh author steadies life after blasphemy bail
Taslima Nasrin, 36, freed on bail in Bangladesh after surrendering to authorities from a hiding place. She says her life remains at risk amid threats from Muslim fundamentalists who posted a $5,008 reward for her death.
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Iraqi foreign minister says no more files exist on weapons
Iraq's foreign minister Mohammed al Sahhaf denounces U.N. weapons inspectors as pursuing disinformation while claiming Iraq has handed over 2,188,020 pages since 1991. Deputy PM Tariq Aziz accuses Richard Butler of seeking nonexistent documents to justify sanctions or war.
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Livingston aims tax cuts as top priority for House
Rep. Bob Livingston of Louisiana told NBC's Meet the Press that protecting Social Security trust funds and enacting significant tax cuts will be the GOP's first order of business when he leads the House next year. He said Americans are overtaxed and pledged a balanced budget aided by Social Security surpluses, while preserving solvency for decades ahead.
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Price of peace looms as U S urged to fund West Bank buildout
Israeli and Palestinian leaders push Washington to finance security and development in the West Bank, seeking about 1.6 billion dollars in aid. Israel requests roughly 1.2 billion to fortify settlements and bypass roads, while Palestinians seek 400 to 500 million for a linked road network to advance statehood.
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Jagger Hall split rumors swirl over daughter Eliz abeth
Tabloid blurbs clash on Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall amid claims of anger over their daughter Elizabeth following in her mother’s modeling footsteps versus Jagger’s alleged fling with Carla Bruni. Hall reportedly flew to New York with their 11 month old Gabriel as divorce action looms.
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