UPDATE: Pit Bulls Bite Huntington Postal Workers
Saturday, July 31st, 2010Huntington Animal Control is looking to quarantine two pit bulls they say bit postal workers.
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Huntington Animal Control is looking to quarantine two pit bulls they say bit postal workers.
Some are pointing fingers at Iran, which has threatened to close off the strategic Strait of Hormuz in retaliation for sanctions, for denting a Japanese oil tanker this week. Some 40 percent of the world’s oil shipments pass through the strait.
Good news on the oil front.
It’s hard to describe just how truly wretched Labor’s new climate change policy is. It makes the CPRS, its dog of an emissions trading scheme, look like a model of best practice.
WRAPUP 4-Japan supertanker probe reveals smashed hull
WRAPUP 3-Japan supertanker probe reveals crash impact
WRAPUP 2-Japan supertanker probe reveals crash impact
UPDATE 1-OPEC meets only half July oil output curbs -survey
New study by economists Mark Zandi and Alan Blinder says US economic stimulus averted a worse downturn To Washington conservatives they were egregious examples of “big government” overreach, but the White House’s economic stimulus and bailout policies have saved 8.5m jobs and averted a further slump of 6.5% in US economic output, according to a study by two influential economists. An in-depth …
A Japanese shipping line raised alarm Wednesday that one of its supertankers was damaged by an explosion in a possible attack in the Persian Gulf, but authorities on both sides of the tense waterway denied that any strike occurred. Details of what happened as… Persian Gulf - Strait of Hormuz - Oil tanker - United Arab Emirate - Iran