META Settles 50 States’ Lawsuit For Pennies On The Dollar, Money for Government, Not Child Victims
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WASHINGTON — Defying President Bush’s threatened veto, the House yesterday overwhelmingly approved a bill making the Coast Guard enforce security zones around eight liquefied natural gas terminals and any arriving tankers –all potential terrorism targets.
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By GEORGE WILLIS
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By WILL FRIEDWALD
|WASHINGTON — Defying President Bush’s threatened veto, the House yesterday overwhelmingly approved a bill making the Coast Guard enforce security zones around eight liquefied natural gas terminals and any arriving tankers –all potential terrorism targets.
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