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Australian Man and His Firm Indicted in Plot to Export Restricted Military and Other U.S. Technology to Iran

By Jess Bendlin | Alaska Native News on Mar 1, 2012   World  

Australian Man and His Firm Indicted in Plot to Export Restricted Military and Other U.S. Technology to Iran

WASHINGTON – An Australian man and his company were indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury in the District of Columbia for conspiring to export sensitive military and other technology from the United States to Iran, including components with applications in missiles, drones, torpedoes and helicopters.

Murkowski: Raising Royalties Will Reduce Production on Federal Lands

By Office of Senator Murkowski on Feb 29, 2012   National  

Murkowski: Raising Royalties Will Reduce Production on Federal Lands

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, today questioned Interior Secretary Ken Salazar about his plan to raise royalty rates for oil development on public land from 12.5 percent to 18.75 percent. The senator’s questions came during a hearing of the Senate Appropriations Interior Subcommittee.

USFWS Identifies Areas to be Assessed for Potential Northern Spotted Owl Critical Habitat

By Department of the Interior on Feb 29, 2012   National  

USFWS Identifies Areas to be Assessed for Potential Northern Spotted Owl Critical Habitat

Service will now undertake important economic assessment to inform final designation

UN rights chief urges immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Syria

By United Nations on Feb 29, 2012   World  

UN rights chief urges immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Syria

The United Nations human rights chief said today that she is “appalled” at the recent escalation of violence in Syria and called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire to end the fighting and assist civilians.

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