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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Energy deregulation)
Mon Jun 17 23:33:34 2013
Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2013 20:33:12 -0700
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c.The Pentagon also has
announced it will place a more advanced land-based missile defense on Guam,
and Hagel said in March that he approved installing 14 additional missile
interceptors in Alaska to bolster a portion of the missile defense network
that is designed to protect all of U.S. territory.On Thursday, the Pentagon
said it had moved a sea-based X-band radar -- designed to track
warheads in flight -- into position in the Pacific.Notably absent from that
unclassified segment of the Pentagon report was any reference to what the
DIA believes is the range of a missile North Korea could arm
with a nuclear warhead. Much of its missile arsenal is capable of
reaching South Korea and Japan, but Kim has threatened to attack the
United States as well.But David Wright, a nuclear weapons expert at the
Union of Concerned Scientists, said the DIA assessment probably does not
change the views of those who closely follow developments in North Korea's
pursuit of a nuclear weapon."People are starting to believe North Korea
very likely has the capability to build a nuclear weapon small enough
to put on some of their shorter-range missiles," Wright said. "Once you
start talking about warheads small enough and technically capable to be
on a long-range missile, I think it's much more an open question."The
DIA assessment is not out of line with comments Dempsey made Wednesday
when he was asked at a Pentagon news conference whether North Korea
was capa
to show a special need
for self-protection. Other states with gun laws like New York include California,
Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts and New Jersey.Another federal appeals court
in Richmond, Va., has since upheld the Maryland law, while challenges are
pending to the laws in California, Hawaii and New Jersey.Alan Gura, an
Alexandria, Va.-based lawyer who is representing the New Yorkers, as well
as the challengers in several other states, said that by upholding such
state laws, lower courts are undermining constitutional protections for
gun owners.Gura said the appeals court rulings on the New York and
Maryland laws, "if left unchecked, will accelerate the lower courts' resistance"
to the Supreme Court's endorsement of gun rights."The issue here is a
large and obvious one that predated Newtown and it will continue to
be a big issue going forward," Gura said. He declined to speculate
on whether the Newtown shootings might affect the Supreme Court's decision.But
University of California at Los Angeles law professor Adam Winkler, an expert
on the legal dispute over guns, said the time may not be
right for the high court's review. "The justices have to be cognizant
of the politics of guns at this moment in time. Newtown makes
it less likely the justices will want to wade into the gun
issue," he said.Another factor that often influences the justices' decision
to take up a case is when lower courts come to different
conclusions about the
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have said the vast majority of officers are law-abiding.While South Africa
has made "huge advancements" in the past two decades, "there is still
a long way to go," said Lesiba Seshoka, spokesman for South Africa's
National Union of Mineworkers.He said whites mostly dominate industry and
that there should be a "radical transformation" to distribute economic resources
more equally. When Nelson Mandela and other ANC leaders negotiated an end
to apartheid, they did not insist on such restructuring, fearing it could
set the country on a downward path similar to that of neighboring
Zimbabwe after independence.Tutu made his comments Thursday in a Cape Town
ceremony to celebrate his receipt of the 2013 Templeton Prize, a $1.7
million award for spiritual work, the South African Press Association reported.
He recalled that South Africa was "flavor of the month" at the
time of the 1994 elections, as the world saw voters waiting patiently
to cast the first ballots of their lives.He also said it was
"utterly blasphemous that we should still have people who live in shacks,"
SAPA reported.White income earners make on average four times as much as
blacks, according to a recent study published by the South African Institute
of Race Relations, a research center based in Johannesburg.Lucy Holborn,
research manager at the institute, said it is possible to assign responsibility
for South Africa's problems to both apartheid and the governme
ly members and others. It is meant to
assuage concerns that the current version could be a burden on hunters
and families exchanging firearms among them.Republicans could also throw
up amendments in the days ahead that would turn off Democrats.And, importantly,
Senate leaders will likely have to marshal another round of 60 votes
in order to cut off debate and proceed to final passage. That
procedural vote could be more difficult than Thursday's, as Schumer acknowledged.NRA
Institute for Legislative Action Director Chris Cox, in a pointed letter
to senators this week, reminded them that the NRA is watching their
votes carefully -- on everything from amendments to procedural matters."Given
the importance of these issues, votes on all anti-gun amendments or proposals
will be considered in NRA's future candidate evaluations," Cox wrote. He
urged the Senate to replace many of the bill's provisions with language
focused on the mental health system, school security and prosecuting violent
criminals."Rather than focus its efforts on restricting the rights of America's
100 million law-abiding gun owners, there are things Congress can do to
fix our broken mental health system; increase prosecutions of violent criminals;
and make our schools safer," he wrote.The NRA has already announced that
the Manchin-Toomey proposal on gun checks still does not do enough to
protect Second Amendment rights.Reid is looking to start the votes on amendments
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