Obama shifts stance on Syria strike after U N inspectors move
The timeline delays action as U N inspectors in Damascus await lab results from samples. Obama, after talks with top aides, signals he may seek congressional authorization, drawing mixed support at home and abroad amid public protests outside the White House.
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Mexican Wolf Reintroduction Faces Legal Battles and Politics
Release continues from Page A detailing concerns over how wolf management is decided by special-interest lawyers rather than elected officials. Pearce urges transferring wolf oversight to New Mexico state government as the Mexican wolf, a federally endangered subspecies since 1976, remains mired in legal fights and illegal shootings during a 15 year reintroduction effort.
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Possible U.S. strike on Syria under Obama plan
A limited, time bound U S action could target Assad regime assets include military and police headquarters command centers and weapons caches while seeking congressional authorization. Navy destroyers and carriers in place with allied support France preparing for action amid complex command structures and risk assessments.
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Bay Area Leaders Push for Grand Bay Bridge Replacement
Construction officials discuss the Bay Bridge reconstruction after the Loma Prieta quake. debates over retrofit versus replacement followed NSF findings in 1992 and Caltrans’ 1996 Seismic Advisory Board stance. Bay Area leaders seek a span matching the Golden Gate's grandeur for economic resilience.
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Newtown Parade Eyes Nervous Start After Tragic Event
In Newtown the parade committee faces nervy planning as Beth Caldwell leads a cautious balance between honoring the past and moving forward. The tradition began in 1962 with 4000 spectators and has grown into a Tuesday of civic pride featuring veterans, bands, clowns, animals, and classic cars, lasting five decades until 2012.
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