WTO rules Airbus subsidies violated. Boeing advantaged
The WTO sided with the United States, finding European governments provided billions in illegal subsidies to Airbus, harming Boeing. The ruling opens a process that could lead to tariffs or other barriers, while a parallel EU case against U.S. support for Boeing could follow.
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Tom Baum
Donna Borak
Associated Press
Washington
Boeing Co
World Trade Organization
Airbus
WTO
European Union
Boeing
International
U.S
United States
Norm Dicks
D-Wash
Washington — State
Jim McDermott
Chicago
Seattle
Europe
China
Japan
Brazil
France
Britain
Spain
Germany
Deborah Messah
John Veroneau
Pentagon
NASA
Jeffrey Schott
Peterson Institute For International Economics
Sen
Maria Cantwell
Dash
Family ties found after years apart through social networks
A Georgia woman connects with her long lost father via Facebook, then through MySpace and a cousin’s email links the pair. W Hayward Johnson, living in Birmingham in 2008, battles cancer and rekindles a daughter relationship, plans a Pennsylvania visit, while their reunion unfolds with delayed contact and hopeful integration into family.
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W. Hayward Johnson
Birmingham
Ala
Johnson
MySpace
Georgia
Facebook
Faithe
Baker
Hayward Johnson
Ghigaep
Pennsylvania
Breezewood
God
San Francisco
David
Winzerspielen Promotes German Theater Ties in Pittsburgh
The bilingual one act plays feature Kruise, Tamler, Lauren Ann Diesch, Parag S. Gohel and Mary Heyne with Theater Panoptikum actors from the University of Augsburg. German stage company members Schussler and Grabeldinger join Eva Bendl Vinzenz Martheiter and local Pittsburgh actors to explore cross border collaboration and cultural exchange in a Pittsburgh run after a summer performance in Germany.
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United States
Kruise
Oyster Theater Company
Tamler
Stuggart
Germany
Pittsburgh
Levin reviews Afghanistan troop plan amid McChrystal briefing
Senate figures Levin Reed and Kaufman met Gen. McChrystal and ambassador Eikenberry in Afghanistan to discuss training and equipment for Afghan security forces. They heard no specific troop increase numbers, while elders in Helmand urged self-reliance to reduce American forces, with funding likely directed to Afghan army police and equipment to shield troops from IEDs.
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Afghanistan
Stanley McChrystal
McChrystal
Levin
D-Mich
Jack Reed
Rhode Island
Ted Kaufman
Delaware
Karl Eikenberry
U.S
Michigan
Helmand
Congress
Obama
State Department
Fire causes and arson charges tied to Wendy's incident
Fire marshal traced the blaze to the Wendy's roof after Leonard and Schwentner allegedly lit fountain fireworks in the parking lot. Police say Leonard tossed a lit firework onto the roof. Damages total 675000. Both men free on unsecure bail.
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Wendy’s
Leonard
Schwentner
Late blight affects tomatoes and potatoes, advises disposal
A Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences release warns against preserving blighted produce for canning. It notes the disease organism itself is not harmful to eat, but tissue damage and higher pH can foster growth of other potentially harmful microbes.
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Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences
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Sen. Levin
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Flinton
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Clark
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Leann Nedza
Randall Young
DuBois City
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Young
Youn
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