Law would require data breach notices to consumers
A proposed measure by Sen Feinstein would force businesses and agencies to alert individuals if hackers steal personal data such as Social Security numbers and credit card details, mirroring a tougher California law and contrasting with Bush administration secrecy.
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Israel, militants confirm cease fire route to Gaza pullback
Israel agreed to pull back troops from the Gaza Strip and Bethlehem after militants said they would halt attacks for three months. Hamas and Islamic Jihad confirmed the cease-fire, while clashes left four Palestinians and an Israeli soldier dead in the Gaza Strip. The trilateral document aims to halt violence and advance the road map for a Palestinian state by 2005. Condoleezza Rice planned regional talks to back the plan.
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Bears increasing in New Jersey suburbs spark hunt plan
In northwestern New Jersey bears raid trash and homes as numbers rise to 1300 to 3200 statewide. A December six day hunt may reduce bears, with up to 10000 hunting permits. The plan splits residents with debates over safety and population counts.
New Jersey Eyes Six Day December Bear Hunt
State officials plan a six day December bear hunt to curb a rising bear population. The plan follows a surge in bear encounters with residents. Three years ago a similar hunt was halted by then Governor Christine Todd Whitman who backed awareness programs and bear conditioning using rubber buckshot to deter trash raiding.
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Network ends informal organ matching after fatal mismatch
The United Network for Organ Sharing announced tightened policies after the Jesica Santillan case, requiring four staff verifications of blood type and direct comparison on organ arrival. The investigation found no policy violations by involved organizations, though it exposed gaps in accountability.
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Dead fish flood Lucknow gomti river prompts arrests
In Lucknow and northern India, thousands of dead fish were scooped from a sewage-filled Gomti River as untreated sewage lowered oxygen levels. At least 10 fish vendors were arrested amid reports of murky water and skin rashes from contact as officials blamed pollution.
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Wet weather not tied to bigger West Nile spread says experts
ATLANTA AP experts caution rainfall does not guarantee higher West Nile cases. CDC epidemiologist Dr. Anthony Marfin says weather correlations are unreliable over decades. Louisiana notes older mosquitoes drive transmission. Culex mosquitoes may live up to 50 days as virus cycles from birds to humans.
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