Bodman assesses high energy prices
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By H. JOSEF HEBERT ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WASHINGTON -- Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman says the extraordinary high energy prices are a result of a surge in demand, global political instability and concern about global warming. In remarks prepared for a House hearing Thursday, Bodman said these... [read full story]                    

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A teenager's jaw was broken when a fish flew from the lake where he was riding in an inner tube and smacked him in the face. Seth Russell, 15, was cruising Lake Chicot in Arkansas on a large inner tube towed by a boat...

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De Ridder targets Latics start

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Bangkok Dangerous limps into first position at the US box office

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US box office receipts from this weekend show unpopular films struggling to place in the top five, and The Dark Knight finally losing its stranglehold on audiences He's the actor cruelly referred to as "horse face", but...

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Special Steel Co buys Hillfoot from Murray Metals

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Scottish firm Murray Metals Group announced that it is selling one of its trading divisions, Hillfoot Forge, to the Special Steel Company of Sheffield, for an undisclosed sum. Hillfoot Forge, which employs 50 people, was...

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