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Strengthening wind blew heavy, wet snow around the city Tuesday, adding to the strain on residents’ spirits and on the patchwork system of sandbag levees protecting them from the bloated Red River. However, there were no reports of problems with leaks or with…
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Break Up the Banks
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Crude prices wavered Tuesday on new indications that energy spending will be hobbled by consumer fears and also slowing growth in developing countries. Benchmark crude for May delivery fell 26 cents to $48.15 on the New York Mercantile Exchange. On Monday,…
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General Motors Corp.’s new chief executive said Tuesday that more of the automaker’s plants could close and bankruptcy is “more probable” as GM works to meet new, tougher requirements for government aid. In his first news conference as CEO, Fritz Henderson… Excerpted from:
Travelers walking into Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport are seeing the Delta name splashed across a terminal that was once dominated by Northwest Airlines. Delta Air Lines Inc. bought the Minnesota-based airline last year. But the Northwest name is… Here is the original post:
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The U.S. Energy Department has allocated $108 million in economic stimulus aid for removing the 16 million ton radioactive tailings pile on the Colorado River near Moab, Utah. Rep. Jim Matheson, D-Utah, said Tuesday the funding commitment shows that the… Presented By:
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