San Francisco adopts strict composting and fines ordinance
Mayor Gavin Newsom signs the toughest city rule requiring separation of recyclables and compostables with possible $100 fines for violations. The fall start will give residents time to adjust before enforcement begins. The measure targets household waste and aims to boost recycling rates citywide.
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Elderly Population to Triple by 2050 in U S
Analysis notes a rising 65 plus share from 13 percent to about 20 percent by 2030 and 65 plus total near 88.5 million by 2050. It cites baby boomer aging, with oldest turning 65 in two years, and warns of fiscal pressures in the developed world including China’s aging ratio rising toward 61 by 2050 due to the one child policy.
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Afghanistan girl Razia's life saving treatment and recovery
Razia, burned in a mortar attack in Kapisa near Kabul, survived 15 plus surgeries at Bagram and at Fort Bliss and Nellis staff, aided by Capt Christine Collins and U S medevac crews. Razia began walking weeks after injury, her recovery hopeful though scars remain and marriage prospects troubled by local views.
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Computer aided DC Metro crash under scrutiny
Investigators focus on why a computerized Metro system failed to halt a moving auto operated train after a mushroom button was found pressed. Nine people died and over 70 injured when it crashed into a stopped train during rush hour as aging cars and funding gaps are blamed.
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