FBI ends Michigan search for Hoffa remains
FBI and local investigators wrapped up another dig near Oakland Township, Michigan as they hunted for Jimmy Hoffa’s remains. About 40 agents spent 20 hours over two days in a weed grown field, aided by a backhoe, but found nothing linking to the former Teamsters boss who has been missing since 1975.
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Federal cuts threaten western fire prevention efforts
As wildfires surge nationwide, the federal Hazardous Fuels Reduction Program faces cutbacks in real spending and acres treated. Forest Service and Interior Department projections show about 1 million fewer acres treated next year, while 2002-dollar spending remains lower. Officials call it a difficult balance between suppression costs and fuel removal amid bigger fires and drought.
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Merger of American and US Airways May Hurt 1600 Routes
A government GAO analyst warns the American Airlines and US Airways merger could lessen competition on more than 1600 routes serving over 53 million passengers. The study includes connecting routes and says impact may exceed the 2010 United Continental merger. DOJ review continues.
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Fracking study won’t finish before 2016 say EPA official
During an Ohio conference in Cleveland EPA hydraulic fracturing research coordinator Jeanne Briskin said the comprehensive shale gas drilling study on water quality and the environment will be completed in 2016 with a preliminary report possible in late 2015.
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Christie reveals Cowboys as his favorite team at Jersey school
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie surprised students in Sayreville by saying his favorite football team is the Dallas Cowboys. The crowd reacted with shouts and boos while Christie noted his Cowboys allegiance is well known, a trait he jokingly calls not the smartest for a governor running for re election.
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