Obama admin to end health care waivers
The Obama administration announced an early end to a health care waiver program amid GOP criticism. No new waivers will be considered after Sept. 22, and approvals remain valid through 2013 with main ACA provisions taking effect in 2014.
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Health and Human Services Department
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Government Accountability Office
HHS
Internet IPOs stir in cautious market with dot-com echoes
San Francisco AP reports a measured IPO interest in technology firms as investors reassess high valuations. LinkedIn and Pandora show mixed results after early enthusiasm, while P E ratios for tech stocks remain low compared with 2000.
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Netscape
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Pandora
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Fort Calhoun Nuke Plant Remains Safe Amid Missouri Flood
Nebraska plant surrounded by an 8 foot rubber barrier sits shut down since April as Missouri River floodwaters approach the reactor building. Utility officials and regulators insist the Fort Calhoun facility remains safe with power for cooling systems and multiple backups.
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Missouri
Japan
Associated Press
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Omaha
Victor Dricks
Army Corps of Engineers
Iowa
Edwin Lyman
Union of Concerned Scientists
Lyman
Bannister
Missouri River
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