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Syria: UN and Arab League consider joint observer mission to try to stop killings

By United Nations on Feb 8, 2012   World  

Syria: UN and Arab League consider joint observer mission to try to stop killings

8 February 2012 – The United Nations and the League of Arab States are considering sending a joint observer mission to Syria to try to end the crisis engulfing the Middle East country, with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warning today that recent attacks against civilians in the city of Homs were “a grim harbinger of worse […]

Murkowski Welcomes News on Prosecutorial Misconduct Report

By Office of Senator Murkowski on Feb 8, 2012   State  

Murkowski Welcomes News on Prosecutorial Misconduct Report

Senator: Transparency Is Not Merely the Best Option, It is the Only Option”

California Seafood Corporation Sentenced to Pay $1 Million for False Labeling of Seafood Products

By NMFS on Feb 8, 2012   At Sea  

California Seafood Corporation Sentenced to Pay $1 Million for False Labeling of Seafood Products

LOS ANGELES – Seafood Solutions Inc., a Torrance-based corporation, was sentenced Monday to pay $1 million in fines and community service payments for its role in the false labeling of frozen fish fillets.

Chinese National indicted in Colorado for Trying to Illegally Export to China Radiation-Hardened Computer Circuits Used in Satellite Communications

By ICE on Feb 8, 2012   National  

Chinese National indicted in Colorado for Trying to Illegally Export to China Radiation-Hardened Computer Circuits Used in Satellite Communications

DENVER – Philip Chaohui He, aka Philip Hope, a Chinese national, made his initial appearance in U.S. district court on Thursday after he was named in a three-count indictment charging him with attempting to export defense articles without U.S. State Department authorization.

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