Clean Air Rules Eased for Plants by EPA
The Bush era move eases clean air requirements for utilities and refineries, aiming to curb expensive upgrades while EPA Administrator Christie Whitman says it will enable emission reductions and energy efficiency. Northeastern states led by New York and Connecticut threaten to sue, arguing the changes will undermine air quality goals.
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Los Angeles Sees Surge as Teens Fall to Gang Violence
Pictures of Robert Williams's son mark a citywide spike in killings as LA nears the nation's highest annual death toll. The surge in gang related violence has left 594 homicides in LA through mid November, surpassing last year's total and outpacing New York and Chicago figures. Williams's son, a high school senior, was killed while not known to be involved with gangs, highlighting the random reach of the violence.
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Forfeited Land Sales Notice from Loran County Ohio
Legal notice from Loran County Auditor Mark R Stewart outlining terms for forfeited land sales. Details cover bid procedures, required bidder information, payment, and potential deficiency judgments. Includes references to taxes, penalties, costs, and municipal bidding rights under ORC 5722.04 and related provisions.
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Visa Waiver Program faces risk from tighter travel rules
A GAO report warns that blocking visa free entry for short visits could hurt U S tourism business and diplomatic ties while not reliably preventing terrorism. The program lets 28 low risk countries enter without a visa for up to 90 days. Argentina was removed earlier this year amid economic trouble.
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Varied Plans Proposed for WTC Site Redevelopment
Plans for the World Trade Center site include memorials atop buildings, a below ground memorial, a garden, and the world’s tallest building. Six architecture teams developed options after initial designs drew criticism. Final plans, centered on Sept. 11 victims, will be unveiled next month.
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