Pentagon delays three missile defense tests in ABM treaty shift
The Pentagon postponed three missile defense tests to avoid ABM treaty violations as Washington weighs a broader shift away from the pact. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld said the U S would not violate the treaty while it remains in force, even as Bush leans toward new arrangements with Russia.
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Home Depot disclosure fuels doubt over developers honesty
City officials question claims by Home Depot developers as plans for 1900 W 31st St face Horizon 2020 rules requiring access from Iowa Street. Planning critics say negotiations on the Commerce Plaza lots were misrepresented, while commission votes approved rezoning and a preliminary plan with a cross access condition later dropped.
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Lansing unveils new death chamber at state prison
The state Supreme Court will set a week for executions with a fixed 11 a.m. start time chosen by corrections officials. A death-row inmate will be housed in a 10 by 10 foot cell, under 24 hour guard, with access to attorneys and spiritual advisers. The process includes a drug room and a gurney with sodium pentathol, pancuronium bromide, and potassium chloride, observed by media and victim’s family through one way mirrors. The body will be autopsied and officers offered counseling after the execution, which lasts under an hour.
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Ford settlement may cost billions over ignition flaw
Ford Motor Co settled a major defect case over ignition system stall risk, agreeing to cover repairs for millions of cars and trucks under 100,000 miles. The deal, approved by a California judge, could reach 2.7 billion dollars and ends years of litigation without a recall. Plaintiffs insist the outcome is as favorable as possible short of a full recall.
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