Jobs report sparks volatile markets amid Europe concerns
The Dow rose 171 then fell 243 as investors weighed Europe’s financial crisis and Italy’s budget pledge. August job data showed 117000 new hires with higher wages, easing recession fears but signaling slow growth. Fed may keep rates low, while Obama pushes Social Security tax cuts and unemployment benefits.
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SIB Consulting and Development
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PNM plan split on cost and pollution impact in EPA order
Environmental groups praise EPA emission limits for new pollution controls at coal plants though PNM cites a 750 million to 1 billion price tag and claims only 20 percent NOx reductions versus the EPA 80 percent. Critics call PNM’s figures inflated and fear higher utility bills while noting the broader health benefits.
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75-Year-Old Pilot Encounters F 16s Over Chicago
Myrtle Rose, a 75-year-old aviation enthusiast from South Barrington, recalls flying a 1941 Piper J-3 Cub near O Hare when two F 16 jets intercepted her path during Obama’s Chicago visit. NORAD says she violated airspace rules and the FAA will investigate over weeks with possible penalties.
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Legacy of a Refuge Pioneer
White built and maintained roads at the refuge from the 1950s, marking a shift from farmland to protected habitat. His son Milton Harper joined in 1991, advancing from maintenance to fire crew, aiming to continue the family legacy as wildlife work and refuge history endure in Roswell.
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Solar Trail Lights Illuminate Roswell Trails
Roswell installs solar lights on four main trails, including the Spring River and Cielo Grande routes. The project, funded in part by a grant written by Janow, costs about 24000 dollars and aims to boost safety and use even in a weak economy. Janow sees solar lighting as a cost efficient long term investment and a path to funding more trail lights across Roswell.
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