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Begich, Cantwell Bill Preserves Icebreaker Options

By Office of Senator Begich on Sep 27, 2011   At Sea  

Begich, Cantwell Bill Preserves Icebreaker Options

Citing the need for increased American icebreaking capacity for both national security and marine commerce, U.S. Senator Mark Begich introduced legislation to prevent the decommissioning and scrapping of the Coast Guard heavy icebreaker Polar Sea.

First Phase Of The Aleutian Islands Risk Assessment Completed

By Staff on Sep 27, 2011   At Sea  

First Phase Of The Aleutian Islands Risk Assessment Completed

JUNEAU, Alaska – An advisory panel of experts and stakeholders has been meeting for more than two years to develop recommendations on how to make marine transportation safer in waters around the Aleutian Islands.

Israelis And Palestinians Urged To Give Diplomacy A Chance

By United Nations on Sep 27, 2011   World  

Israelis And Palestinians Urged To Give Diplomacy A Chance

While the Security Council mulls over the Palestinian application to become a Member State, the United Nations political chief today called on the Israelis and the Palestinians to return to negotiations to reach a comprehensive and lasting settlement.

Corporations Couldn’t Wait To ‘Check The Box’ On Huge Tax Break

By Financial Times, Jeff Gerth, ProPublica on Sep 27, 2011   National  

Corporations Couldn’t Wait To ‘Check The Box’ On Huge Tax Break

A simple rule meant to cut paperwork for U.S. companies has grown into one of the biggest multinational tax breaks around, costing the United States and other governments billions of dollars in lost taxes each year.

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