House votes to curb loud television commercials
The House approved a bill to level off TV ad volume after complaints that commercials are louder than programs. Rep. Rick Boucher and Rep. Anna Eshoo led the measure amid long-standing grievances and FCC concerns. The bill passed by voice vote as lawmakers seek relief for viewers.
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Oral Roberts dies at 91 in California
Oral Roberts a pioneer in televangelism and founder of a university bearing his name died at 91 from pneumonia complications in Newport Beach California. He rose from tent revivals in Tulsa to global ministry via radio television and publications and co hosted Miracles Now with his son Richard. He promoted Seed Faith theology and influenced the charismatic movement while remaining a public figure in the faith world.
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Leaders head to climate summit in Copenhagen
The Copenhagen climate summit opened with China and the United States at a stalemate over verification of promised cuts. Leaders including Obama and Wen Jiabao arrive as negotiators float drafts on emissions targets and funding for the poor, while REDD forest protection faces unresolved details. British Prince Charles and other dignitaries attend as talks edge toward a political outline to curb emissions under Kyoto and future regimes.
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Sanofi recalls 800000 H1N1 pediatric vaccine doses
Sanofi-Aventis recalls about 800000 U S distributed H1N1 vaccine doses for children after tests show some lots lost potency. CDC says four lots affected. vaccine remains safe though less effective. No revaccination needed for those already vaccinated. second dose still advised for single-dose recipients. Public health outreach ongoing at Midway Mall site.
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Snow obscures energy efficient traffic lights nationwide
Cities switch to LED traffic signals saving energy but failing to melt snow, causing crashes and at least one death. Police and city crews explore shields heating elements and coatings while crews manually clear snow to keep signals visible. In Illinois a January crash linked to a snowed light raised questions about safety and visibility.
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