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Big developing countries form climate change front

A clutch of major emerging economies including China and India have forged a united front to put pressure on developed countries at next month’s climate change negotiations in Copenhagen.

Lawmakers push drug coupons

… order to make them last longer, That’s going to keep them from staying as healthy as they should be, and lead to more health problems down the road,” said state Rep. Thomas Golden, D-Lowell. Gov. Deval Patrick in October was forced to trim hundreds …

A new Vietnam war under way

… PEPFAR is reconsidering this approach, according to Steve Mills, who directs the Vietnam operations of Family Health International. The North Carolina-based nonprofit organization runs the Tinh Bien clinic and other programs in Vietnam and Cambodia, …

Cathy Jo Rucks

Cathy passed away Sun., Nov. 22, 2009 at Ozark Health Nursing Center, Clinton AR.

Oil sands get a disproportionatea bad reputation: Gary Doer

Canadaa s new ambassador to the United States said Albertaa s oil sands are facing a a oedisproportionate amounta of criticism in the climate-change debate — arguing North America risks missing a oethe big picturea on global warming if Canadian oil is singled out as the chief carbon emissions culprit.

Pagliuca focuses on need for jobs

A question about the Celtics seems inevitable as Stephen Pagliuca makes stops along the campaign trail that leads him from one end of the state to the other.

Landrieu under fire from Republicans

Republicans are attacking Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu for voting to move forward with a landmark health-care reform bill.

Eyeing another run, Barletta seeks money to wipe out campaign debt

Barletta Republican Hazleton Mayor Lou Barletta’s congressional campaign committee has sent a letter asking potential donors to help him wipe out more than $250,000 in past campaign debt, the surest sign so far of his possible third run for Congress.

Kanjorski opposes permit to use fill

Kanjorski U.S. Rep. Paul E. Kanjorski, D-11, on Monday told the state Department of Environmental Protection to reject Hazleton Creek Properties’ application for a permit to use construction and demolition debris in the reclamation of Hazleton area abandoned mine land.

Iran says needs guarantees to ship nuclear fuel

Iran could consider sending its low-enriched uranium abroad, the Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday, signaling a possible softening of its opposition to a plan aimed at easing Western concern over its nuclear ambitions.

Hebrew Boys case shows dangers of ‘too good to be true’ pitches

Tough economic times bring out all sorts of pitches to make easy money. But the conviction Friday of the Midlands men who called themselves the 3 Hebrew Boys should remind folks of an adage: if an offer seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Agriculture Commissioner candidate Maddox firmly anti-drilling

Democrat Scott Maddox, running for agriculture commissioner, said Monday state officials shouldn’t even be considering offshore oil drilling in Florida waters.

Slow walkers more likely to die of heart disease

… authors, Dr. Alexis Elbaz, director of research at the Paris-based medical research institute Inserm, told Reuters Health by email. He said the study, which appeared in the journal BMJ, also suggests that a test of walking speed might be used to …

Senators: action on climate, clean energy urgent

Senators tussled over the cost of climate legislation Tuesday with the leading author of the bill maintaining that while energy prices will increase, inaction on global warming would cause even worse economic and security problems.

Government to spend $3.4 billion on modernizing nation’s power grid, President Obama says

President Barack Obama tours the DeSoto Next Generation Solar Energy Center in Arcadia, Fla., today.

Will Harry Reid’s public-option compromise become a reality?

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nev. speaks about health care reform during a news conference Monday.

Still Waiting, Still Anxious: GOPers Speak Out On Blunt’s Failed Leadership

Though Roy Blunt is hoping Missourians and the press forget about his “guarantee” to deliver a comprehensive health care bill that “costs less and provides better care for the American people,” many members of his own caucus have not.

Weld, Cellucci, Swift and Romney to lead GOP fundraiser in Boston

William Weld, Paul Cellucci, Jane Swift and Mitt Romney are slated to attend the event, which costs $250 per person for the general reception and $5,000 per person to attend a more private gathering with the former governors.

Lauber Challenges Akin To Join Tea Party Mutiny In NY Congressional Race

Liz Lauber, Todd Akin’s 2010 GOP primary opponent, is challenging Akin to “step up” and support the candidacy of the tea party-approved candidate in the special election for New York’s 23rd Congressional District.

Poll: US belief in global warming is cooling

WASHINGTON - Americans seem to be cooling toward global warming. Just 57 percent think there is solid evidence the world is getting warmer, down 20 points in just three years, a new poll says.

Survivor Winner Appointed To FCC

It’s not that he doesn’t deserve it, but the last person who rose from the ranks of Survivor was Elizabitch Hasselbeck .

Ohio lawmakers aiming to repair auto industry suggest incentives, worker training programs

A panel of lawmakers searching for ways to revitalize Ohio’s auto industry recommends the creation of a state auto development director.

Biographical information on federal pay czar Kenneth Feinberg

Kenneth R. Feinberg. AGE - 63, born Oct. 23, 1945, in Brockton, Mass. EXPERIENCE - Obama administration “pay czar” for financial bailout program, June 2009 to present.

You are reading the polls and this chart incorrectly

TYWKIWDBI presents a chart aggregating polls from Pollster.com which seems to indicate that the Democrats and Republicans are losing voters who are becoming independent.

Panel says NASA should skip moon, fly elsewhere

WASHINGTON - NASA needs to make a major detour on its grand plans to return astronauts to the moon, a special independent panel told the White House Thursday.

Trade association asks for probe of book price war

A trade organization wants the government to look into the price war among online booksellers.

Airline Crew Overshoots Minn. Airport By 150 Miles

Share + Oct 22, 2009 5:55 pm US/Central MINNEAPOLIS 1 of 1 The Federal Aviation Administration says the crew told authorities they became distracted during a heated discussion over airline policy and lost track of where they were.

In his Maine hometown to give speech, Mitchell says Mideast talks effort isn’t a failure

President Obama’s Mideast envoy George Mitchell said Thursday it’s too soon to brand his efforts to resume peace talks between Israeli and Palestinian leaders a failure.

Airline crew flew 150 miles past Minneapolis airport; officials investigate fatigue

The pilots of a Northwest Airlines jet failed to make radio contact with ground controllers for more than an hour and overflew their Minneapolis destination by 150 miles before discovering the mistake and turning around.

Climate bill stokes debate

While introducing her climate change bill Wednesday, Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., told a cheering crowd in front of the U.S. Capitol, “we have expanded our coalition in the business community.” In Pennsylvania, that coalition includes businesses that stand to benefit, such as energy-efficient windows manufacturer Serious Materials and wind turbine …

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