Cellphone alert system announced in New York
New York officials including Mayor Bloomberg announced a national wireless alert system to warn of imminent danger and Amber Alerts. The system will reach most U.S. cellphones within years, with alerts from the president and life threatening situations sent to all in range, while privacy safeguards apply.
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Doctor in pill mill convicted in Ohio case
Dr. Paul Volkman, 64, was convicted on four counts accusing him of illegally prescribing oxycodone leading to four overdose deaths in Scioto County. He faces up to 20 years for those deaths plus eight distribution counts. Ohio faces rising accidental overdose deaths linked to prescription painkillers.
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Safety blowup at Browns Ferry prompts in depth NRC review
Federal regulators cited Browns Ferry nuclear plant near Athens Alabama with a rare red finding after examining a residual heat removal valve that seized shut during refueling in 2010. The NRC ordered detailed inspections of safety systems culture and organization, with costs undetermined, and criticized TVA for delayed identification.
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NYSE Active Stocks Slide Across Wide Range of Quotes
NYSE list shows AES Corp at 13.05 close after an 13.24 high. AmEx, AmIntiGroup, Alcoa, Analy and many others post varied closes. Leaders include Barrick Gold near 47.65, ExxonMobil at 83.34, Wells Fargo around 28.53, and JPMorgan Chase about 45.16 with a broad mix of utilities, tech, and financials reflected in daily moves.
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Grain futures mixed on Chicago Board of Trade
Grain futures traded mixed on Tuesday at the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for July delivery rose 8.25 cents to 7.9875 dollars a bushel, July corn fell 0.25 cent to 7.0725 dollars, July oats gained 2 cents to 3.52 dollars, and July soybeans rose 3 cents to 13.38 dollars a bushel. The Associated Press.
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Hog market report from Peoria for Stockyards Hogs
The AP supplies a Peoria Stockyards market snapshot with hogs trading moderately active and steady. Barrows and gilts in weight ranges 230-260 lb through 270-280 lb quoted at 60.50 to 61.00 and 59.00 to 60.50 respectively, sows steady across 300-700 lb bands with prices 48.00 to 52.00, and boars: 21.00 for over 300 lb and 35.00 under 300 lb.
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