Toyota faces possible penalties over sticky accelerator recalls
Toyota seeks to move past recalls as it faces a potential fine linked to the sticking gas pedal defect. The company has two weeks to accept or contest the penalty while appointing a new North American chief quality officer. The Transportation Department indicated possible further penalties pending investigations.
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Swarm of small quakes hits Mount Redoubt in Alaska
A Monday swarm of small earthquakes near Mount Redoubt 100 miles from Anchorage signals possible volcanic unrest. USGS geophysicist Rick Wessels notes activity suggests magma movement and plans include measuring sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen sulfide in the steam plume.
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U.S. Geological Survey
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University of Alaska Fairbanks
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Mexico
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Mine blast at Massey mine near Charleston traps workers
Nine rescue crews searched the Eagle coal seam mine about 30 miles south of Charleston after a blast trapped several miners. MSHA, Massey Energy, and UMW officials described dangerous methane levels and safety concerns while rescue chambers and wireless systems were prepared for worst case.
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Charleston
Federal Mine Safety and Health Administration
Amy Louviere
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Eagle
Dennis O'Dell
United Mine Workers Labor Union
Massey
Performance Coal Co
West Virginia
Massey Energy
Don Blankenship
Aracama Coal Co
Upper Big Branch
United Mine Workers
UMW
Blankenship
Roswell Salvation Army Forgives Arsonist After Fire
Captain Beau Perez says forgiveness will guide Roswell Salvation Army after a Good Friday fire damaged the thrift store and a refurbished truck. He seeks the arsonist and says authorities will be supported as the organization plans remodeling and community sales to rebuild.
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Salvation Army
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Roswell-Record
Drought Outlook Mixed as Snowpack Forecasted Runoff Shifts
The drought persists at below normal levels despite a wet winter yielding 245 percent of average precipitation in the region. The Bureau of Reclamation foresees higher runoff from surrounding mountains while March snowpack forecasts inform the drought assessment. Eastern New Mexico ends a previous drought after ample winter precipitation boosts water supply prospects.
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Michelle Estrada- Lopez
Bureau of Reclamation
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Ginsberg Music
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