Brazil cuts coffee export price and tax in market shift
Brazil lowered its minimum coffee export price from 3.20 to 2.10 per pound and cut the export tax per 60 kilo bag from 2.20 to 1.20. The move, described as adjusting to market reality, targets shipments for January and February. officials expect possible effects on US retail prices and forecast about 3 billion dollars in annual earnings from green and soluble coffee. Exports have slowed sharply since June, with November shipments yielding far less than prior months.
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Letter bomb injures Oakland teen at bus stop
Oakland police say 13 year old Alejandro Morales and five others found an envelope at a bus stop after leaving a movie theater. Morales opened the device causing an explosion that left him in very critical condition with burns and metal fragments and injuries to his arm and eyes.
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Mine union chief sees no way to stop national coal strike
United Mine Workers president Arnold Miller warned there would be a nationwide coal strike at midnight. Talks with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association were described as not too good. About 28 mines were shut as workers walked out ahead of the deadline, with the BCOA operating about 1,800 mines and more than 2,200 miners reported off last week in Ohio and West Virginia.
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California air chief warns Sohio to clean up or leave
California air officials threaten Sohio over pollution at Long Beach and demand internalization of cleanup costs. They note Sohio BP have over five billion invested in the Alaskan pipeline and insist permits hinge on public health protections, with EPA speed expected if obligations are met.
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Three Lynwood children found abandoned in home
Sheriff deputies report three Morales children ages 13, 12, and 4 were found Sunday at 4021 Abbott Drive with no food since the day before. Debbie was chained to a door with a 12 foot chain while Eric and Felicia sat on a chair. An aunt cared for them that night as deputies searched for their mother and her boyfriend.
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OSHA to purge old safety rules in overhaul drive
The federal overhaul will strike or rewrite many OSHA provisions including daily rosters for hazardous areas and a 26 year kept list. A special edition of the Federal Register will reprint the standards with deletions shown in black brackets and a 90 day public comment window.
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Clues Sought After Hijacked Jet Explosion
A hijacked jetliner from Pertang Malaysia crashed near Kuala Saimpur after detours toward Singapore. Eyewitnesses described a wobble at about 1000 feet before the plane plunged into swamp, exploding repeatedly and scattering debris. Victims include foreign nationals and locals. authorities name several identified foreigners and list others without nationality. A separate case reports a 11 year old stabbed death on Laurel Avenue in Whittier, with Ernest Advarez 22 surrendering to Norwalk sheriff for murder.
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Diplomat David Bruce, veteran U.S. envoy, dies at 79
Washington AP reports veteran diplomat David Sate Bruce died of a heart attack at Georgetown University Medical Center at age 79. Bruce served under six presidents from Truman to Ford, uniquely led as ambassador to Germany France and Britain, and headed U.S. liaison offices in Peking and NATO ambassador post before retiring in 1976. He was born February 12, 1898 in Baltimore to senator William Cabell Bruce and Louis Este Bruce, studied at Princeton Virginia and Maryland, and held Red Cross leadership and OSS European operations during World War II.
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Mexican Mafia informant cites infiltrations in funded project
A Mexican Mafia informer alleges infiltration of a publicly funded halfway house project. He says Sosa pleaded innocent to murder in the Ellen Delia case, which may go to trial in January. Gonzales claims Michael Delia sought grants, and that the project drew $250,000 in federal money amid financial strain.
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