Fed may raise rates before election then pause
The Federal Reserve is expected to raise rates a quarter point on Tuesday but likely hold off on further tightening until after the November elections as July job growth slowed to 32,000. Analysts warn a nonincrease could spark investor fears while the economy shows signs of a soft patch.
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Fay Wray dies iconic King Kong actress at 96
Fay Wray, famed for the 1933 King Kong climactic scene on the Empire State Building, died at 96 in Manhattan. Her long film career included Dr. X and The Mystery of the Wax Museum, born Sept 15 1907 in Alberta, Canada.
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TSA Takes Over New York Helicopter Security Checks
Federal screeners will inspect passengers at New York City heliports after links found between al Qaeda and tour operators spurred tightened safety measures. Operators must share passenger names for no fly lists and worker data for background checks. a security coordinator must be on call.
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Aggressive breast cancer link found in Black women
Yale School of Medicine researchers report that African American women have a higher likelihood of p53 gene mutations in breast tumors, making cancers more aggressive. Study of 145 Black and 177 White patients shows race independently influences tumor aggression, with earlier onset in Black women. Early detection and vigilance urged.
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Reporter Held in Contempt Over Leak Testimony
A federal judge held Time reporter Matthew Cooper and NBC’s Tim Russert in contempt for refusing to testify before a grand jury probing the leak of CIA officer Valerie Plame’s identity. The judge ordered Cooper jailed or fined if he refuses to testify, while Russert had already been interviewed under oath under a separate agreement. The case centers on the 2003 Libby conversation and Novak's July leak.
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