DOJ challenges AT&T T-Mobile merger over competition
The DOJ seeks to block AT&T from acquiring T-Mobile to protect competition. If blocked, AT&T could owe T-Mobile a 3 billion breakup fee and surrender spectrum. AT&T and T-Mobile defend the merger’s benefits while critics warn of reduced rivalry and fewer options for consumers.
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Urban forester sought to manage Roswell street trees
Roswell officials discuss hiring an urban forester after a city study shows overmature street trees cause safety concerns. The plan would also empower replanting efforts and may require amending the anti donation clause. An exploratory committee was formed and awaits city council approval.
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Tribes Seek Equal Representation in New Mexico Redistricting
Tribes and pueblos urge congressional and state redistricting plans that comply with the Voting Rights Act to ensure tribal members can elect representatives of their choice. As the Legislature reconvenes in a special session, lawmakers seek population equality across districts and to avoid minority vote dilution.
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Irene's Aftermath Fueled Rescue Efforts And Toll Rise
National Guard ferried supplies to mountain towns cut off by Irene as helicopters delivered food water and blankets. The storm blamed for at least 45 US deaths plus others in Puerto Rico the Dominican Republic and Haiti with tolls possibly surpassing Floyd and nearing Katrina levels. Damage projections from Kinetic Analysis Corp pointed to about 7.2 billion across eight states and DC, exceeding past storms like Bob Gloria. Authorities assessed widespread flooding in Vermont New Jersey Connecticut and other states as President Obama and Governor Cuomo toured disaster sites and power outages persisted. Katia formed in the open Atlantic as Irene receded leaving ongoing uncertainty about further impacts.
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Red Cross aids families with clothing and credit card aid
Red Cross volunteers help families recover from emergencies by providing clothing via credit card purchases monitored by the charity. They emphasize financial donations to fund assistance, and note partnerships with United Way and agencies like Goodwill and the local food bank.
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Water leak found inside Washington Monument after quake
National Park Service engineers sealed cracks after last week's quake but found water inside the Washington Monument indicating possible leaks. Spokeswoman Carol Johnson said standing water was observed on stairwells near the top while workers reentered. Engineers continue to search for the leak source and await report from contract experts on earthquake damage.
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