Woman Arrested in Federal Burglary at Hoover Dam Site
Jennifer Disney, 24, was arrested in Golden after a burglary at a Federal Highway Administration office that held Hoover Dam sensitive data. Police recovered a stolen SUV with a .307 revolver. charges of theft of government property expected Monday. officials consider security improvements.
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EPA air safety questioned at Ground Zero hearing
University of California Davis physicist Thomas Cahill told a Manhattan hearing the EPA could test for ultra fine particles but did not. He warned the air around Ground Zero might not be safe for those with health conditions, urging EPA to perform measurements. EPA spokeswoman said testing would not have helped and no federal standard exists for ultra fine particles. Nadler accused the agency of failing to safeguard public health.
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Bush pushes anew for drilling in Arctic refuge
President Bush urged opening Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil exploration citing national security and job creation goals. He framed drilling as essential alongside efficiency and renewables, despite broad environmental opposition and a Senate filibuster risk.
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Governors press for federal highway funds amid unity on transport
Governors from states including Kentucky and Michigan seek more federal transportation money at the NGA winter meeting. They push bipartisan backing for road funding while debating Medicaid and welfare details. Lawmakers back added highway funding as Bush proposes 22.6 billion for the Federal Highway Administration. The administration plans reduce state outlays by over 8 billion next year, amid recession and aging tax structures.
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