Indiana House to push right to work in 2012 session
Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma vowed swift action on a right to work bill to ban labor contracts that require union fees. He acknowledged uncertain Republican support and possible Democratic votes as the 2012 session opens.
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U S faces Iranian threats as carriers stay in Gulf
The Obama administration dismissed Iran's warnings to keep U S aircraft carriers from the Persian Gulf while stressing sanctions pressure. Gen Abaollah Salehi urged menacing moves, but Pentagon and White House officials said the Navy will operate in the Gulf within international law, with USS John C Stennis among vessels moving through Hormuz. France and Britain also maintain ships in the region.
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Chavez's spending fuels inflation in Venezuela ahead of vote
President Chavez's heavy spending to boost the economy for the October election risks worsening inflation, with 27 percent annual rise cited. Economists warn further cash injections may lift prices even as government rolls out housing, rail, and social programs amid soaring food costs.
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Suspect in L A arsons ranted against U S at mom hearing
In Los Angeles 24 year old Harry Burkhart ranted against the United States at his mother Dorothee Burkhart's fraud hearing after she was arrested in Frankfurt on 19 counts of fraud. Police say he conducted a nighttime arson spree the next day terrorizing the city as neighbors described him as a loner with a troubled life.
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Taliban to Open Office in Qatar for Afghan Talks
The Taliban announced plans to open a political office in Doha Qatar to pursue substantive negotiations with the United States, marking a public step toward an Afghan peace process. White House spokesman Jay Carney welcomed the move as part of an Afghan led reconciliation, emphasizing that peace requires a political settlement.
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