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Question: South Australia okays giant solar thermal plant from SolarReserve

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On Monday the South Australian government awarded a key contract to a company called SolarReserve to build a 150MW solar thermal plant near Port Augusta. The California-based company uses giant mirrors, called heliostats, to direct sunlight to a thermal tower that heats molten salt, which can be stored in tanks for hours at very high temperatures. That molten salt can be pushed through a heat exchanger, where it will create steam to generate power, even when the Sun isn't shining.
Further Reading Three solar thermal plants in Chile could generate electricity 24 hours a day South Australia suffered a severe blackout last September during a storm, and its government has been under pressure to come up with solutions. The state already has a lot of renewable energy—especially wind—on its grid, so storage has been a primary focus. The government recently bought a 100MW/129MWh lithium battery installation from Tesla after the company promised it could install the batteries in 100 days or less.
SolarReserve has been behind several ambitious projects, including a 110MW/1,100MWh plant in Tonopah, Nevada, and a planned plant in Chile that will have enough molten-salt storage to provide greenhouse gas-free power 24 hours a day. The Tonopah plant was completed in 2015, but it was recently taken offline for eight months after a leak was discovered in a molten salt tank. Nevertheless, Nevada seems to be interested in building as many as 10 more arrays in Nevada’s Nye County.
SolarReserve’s South Australia project, called "Aurora," will cost AUD $650 million (US $512 million) to build and will produce 495 gigawatt-hours of power annually, “which is around five percent of South Australia’s energy needs,” the company says. The solar thermal energy company specifies that Aurora will operate at 135MW “under normal operating conditions” for about eight hours, but the plant does have the ability to increase its output to 150MW when needed. “Our technology is incredibly flexible to the needs of the grid operators," SolarReserve spokesperson Mary Grikas told Ars. Despite being solar-powered, “it’s decoupled from sunshine,” she said.
The company won the contract with the South Australian government by virtue of being the lowest-cost among other projects shortlisted. Jay Weatherill, South Australia’s premier, said during a press conference that the state would pay no more than AUD $78 (US $61) per megawatt-hour for power from the facility. The contract offered to SolarReserve promised that South Australia would buy power from the company for at least 20 years.
According to Reuters, construction on the plant will begin in 2018, and it should be completed by 2020.
GreenTechMedia notes that “If SolarReserve can live up to the terms of the contract, the delivered price will be competitive with a new combined-cycle natural-gas plant in South Australia.”

The 50-megawatt Boulder Solar II plant, southeast of Las Vegas, reached its commercial operation status, NV Energy announced Monday. Boulder Solar II is the 14th solar energy resource to serve the state and is one of 43 renewable energy projects in Nevada.
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Question: 'Breakfast Television' names new co-host

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TORONTO — Citytv has picked Roger Petersen as the new co-host of Toronto morning show "Breakfast Television."
Petersen joined co-host Dina Pugliese on Wednesday as he stepped into the role vacated by Kevin Frankish in May.
Rogers Media, which owns Citytv, said Petersen will be familiar to viewers of the station.
He's covered several major local stories as a news reporter, including the Toronto van attack earlier this year, SARS and the Papal visit.

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Question: Chretien ignores lobbyist registrar's inquiry

McCracken said Chretien's lack of response demonstrates that Nova Scotia's lobbying law is "toothless."
He said his only option now would be to take his complaint about Chretien to the police, a move that he's contemplating.
"It confirms everything I predicted at the time when I got my response from the registrar, which was that they (the registrar) were going to contact him and he (Chretien) was going to laugh in their face," he said in an interview.
The day before the meeting, Chretien had attended a conference in Sydney and told reporters about his role as an international adviser to Sydney Harbour Investment Partners.
When a Cape Breton Post reporter asked Chretien how he'd market the Sydney container port to the premier, the former prime minister said he felt the premier would be in favour of a provincewide approach to container ports.
"He (McNeil) said, 'He's for the development and he wants development in Nova Scotia,' and he's the premier of all Nova Scotia. And there always competition between one city and another. But all the cities in Nova Scotia are in Nova Scotia, but he is the premier of Nova Scotia."
The provincial Liberal government has been cautious about the Sydney proposal, as a 2016 study prepared for the province and the federal Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency recommended against public money for a terminal that would compete against the Halifax port.
As the interview continued, Chretien was asked if the province should invest money in the container port proposal, and he replied: "I hope so."
When asked about another project along the Strait of Canso trying to develop a port, Chretien replied, "So what? I'm working for Sydney. I'm not working for them."
Clarke has previously made clear there was little she could do to probe what had occurred.
"The role of the Registrar of Lobbyists is to administer the Registry of Lobbyists. The Registrar is not an enforcement agent," MacInnis confirmed in an email to The Canadian Press.
A number of other provincial jurisdictions, including Ontario, and the federal commissioner of lobbying can probe citizen complaints and recommend police investigations.
Conacher said in an interview that he'd encourage McCracken to bring the media reports regarding Chretien's actions to the attention of police.
"He can say 'There's this story, and there's this law, can you please check into what the (former) prime minister's been doing,'" he said.
Conacher said in most jurisdictions, commissioners do an investigation and bring the matter to police if it's considered a crime was potentially committed. He said Nova Scotia should set up a similar system.
"They often do the front-line investigation that police don't have time to do," he said.
Nova Scotia legislation provides for a fine of not more than $25,000 for anyone who lobbies without registering first.
McCracken said he would have been content had Chretien registered as a lobbyist after his complaint, and agreed to follow the rules of lobbyists going forward.
These include requirements such as documenting if he has lobbied provincial politicians or government agencies on behalf of his client.
Nova Scotia's lobbyist registration law says lobbying includes communicating with a public servant "in an attempt to influence" the awarding of a contribution on behalf of government.
One of the definitions of a lobbyist under the Nova Scotia law is "an individual paid to lobby on behalf of a client."
A person who does this is required to disclose their name, address and the name of the company they're lobbying on behalf of, and the "subject matter" of their lobbying and who they've contacted.
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Question: Paris 2024 reveal plans to celebrate Olympic Day

Extensive plans have been unveiled by Paris 2024 to celebrate Olympic Day on June 23 with a series of demonstration events and taster sessions across the city.
It will mark the first such celebration in France since September 13 last year, the day the capital city was officially awarded the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The aim is to provide residents and visitors with the chance to "experience a foretaste of the Games while enjoying a unique and festive atmosphere along the banks of the Seine, which will be a key centre of the Games celebration in 2024".
Paris will be at the heart of a nationwide "24 hours in Games mode" concept.
Celebrations are due to begin on June 20 when each Parisian arrondissement will host its own Olympic and Paralympic Day celebration, involving "festive, cultural and educational activities based on the Olympic values".
On June 23, the banks of the River Seine will be transformed into a "giant sporting playground, with sports equipment and facilities available for everyone to use".
Demonstrations and taster sessions are set to be held in 30 Olympic and Paralympic disciplines, with support from numerous French champions.
A watersports area will be installed, stretching from Bras Marie to the Pont des Arts, while a zone for team sports will be established outside the Hotel de Ville, where people will also be able to swim or play a game of tennis.
London 2012 Olympic champion Renaud Lavillenie will attempt to beat his own world record as part of a pole vault competition planned to take place in the Pont de l’Arcole.
"Our 2018 Olympic Day celebrations will have a special flavour, coming a few months after the historic result in Lima," said Paris 2024 President Tony Estanguet.
"France is now preparing to host the Games in six years' time, and these 24 hours will be a chance to share the unique atmosphere of the Games, providing a foretaste of a magical summer in the heart of Paris.
"Olympic Day will also be a chance to engage the population, providing unprecedented opportunities to meet and exchange with French champions.
"Crucially, it will help us to launch a movement that aims to make each visitor an ambassador and active participant in the Paris 2024 Games."
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Combat sports will be showcased at the Pont des Arts while facilities for athletics, gymnastics and badminton will be run by staff of the respective National Federations at the Port du Gros Caillou.
Demonstrations by trampoline gymnasts and athletes of other aerial disciplines will also take place on the Alexandre III bridge.
A "24 races in 24 hours" initiative, to take place throughout metropolitan France as well as in the overseas territories, is also planned.
This will involve "free mass participation races of 2,024 metres in length, organised in partnership with the French Athletics Federation".
The first race will be held in Marseille - where the Olympic sailing competitions will take place - before the last is due to be held in Paris at 10.30pm.
"For the second year in a row, Paris will be transformed, for one day, into an extraordinary sporting playground," Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo said.
"Parisians and visitors of all generations are invited to discover numerous sports disciplines, all free of charge, in the company of the athletes, associations and local authorities taking part.
"This will be a great moment of sharing and celebration of the values of sport.
"It will give everyone a foretaste of what the Olympic and Paralympic Games will be like in Paris in 2024."
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With the 2018 Winter Olympics and Paralympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea closed, we turn the page and look ahead to the next Olympics: the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo. USA TODAY Sports


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Question: LEADING OFF: Yanks go for 9th straight, Thames on homer run

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A look at what's happening all around the majors Tuesday:
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BRONX BOOM
The Yankees aim for their ninth straight win when Luis Severino (1-0, 4.50 ERA) takes the mound against the visiting White Sox. The 23-year-old righty struck out 11 Tampa Bay hitters over seven innings in his last start and has fanned 17 in 12 innings this season after winning back a rotation spot in spring training. Miguel Gonzalez (1-0, 4.22) is up for Chicago.
BREWER BOPPER
Milwaukee newcomer Eric Thames has tied a franchise record by homering in five straight games. He connected Monday night against Cubs righty John Lackey and can set the club mark when the Brewers are back at Wrigley Field.
Thames matched the homer streak by Jeromy Burnitz for the Brewers in 1997. At 30, he is back from the playing in Korea and in the majors for the first time since 2012 with Seattle and Toronto. The major league record for consecutive games with a homer is eight by Ken Griffey Jr., Don Mattingly and Dale Long.
APRIL POWERS
Brad Ausmus seems to have the magic touch early in the season. Detroit has stormed to the top of the AL Central standings early in each of his four years as manager, including an 8-4 start to 2017. The team's young starting pitchers have been excellent so far, a group led by Michael Fulmer (1-0, 2.25), who will start at Tampa Bay. The Tigers have won each of Fulmer's first two starts, including when he shut out Boston over six innings in his first outing.
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BRONX BOOM
The Yankees aim for their ninth straight win when Luis Severino (1-0, 4.50 ERA) takes the mound against the visiting White Sox. The 23-year-old righty struck out 11 Tampa Bay hitters over seven innings in his last start and has fanned 17 in 12 innings this season after winning back a rotation spot in spring training. Miguel Gonzalez (1-0, 4.22) is up for Chicago. The Yankees’ winning streak is their longest since a 10-game run in June 2012.
BREWER BOPPER
Milwaukee newcomer Eric Thames has tied a franchise record by homering in five straight games. He connected Monday night against Cubs righty John Lackey and can set the club mark when the Brewers are back at Wrigley Field.
Thames matched the homer streak by Jeromy Burnitz for the Brewers in 1997. At 30, he is back from the playing in Korea and in the majors for the first time since 2012 with Seattle and Toronto. The major league record for consecutive games with a homer is eight by Ken Griffey Jr., Don Mattingly and Dale Long.
BRAVE NEW WORLD
Atlanta is off to a perfect 4-0 start at new SunTrust Park and has won five in a row overall. The Braves will try to extend both streak when Mike Foltynewicz faces Max Scherzer and the Nationals.
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Brad Ausmus seems to have the magic touch early in the season. Detroit has stormed to the top of the AL Central standings early in each of his four years as manager, including an 8-4 start to 2017. The team’s young starting pitchers have been excellent so far, a group led by Michael Fulmer (1-0, 2.25), who will start at Tampa Bay. The Tigers have won each of Fulmer’s first two starts, including when he shut out Boston over six innings in his first outing.
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After a lot of winter talk about speeding up, the average time of a nine-inning game in the major leagues increased 5 minutes to 3:05 during the first two weeks of the season. The Pirates and Cardinals help cut that down Monday night, taking only 2 hours, 14 minutes as St. Louis won at home.
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Question: Walmart offers employees new perk: cheap access to college

NEW YORK (AP) — Walmart is offering its employees a new perk: affordable access to a college degree.
America’s largest private employer, which in the past has helped its workers get their high school or equivalency degree, hopes the new benefit will help it recruit and retain higher quality entry-level employees in a tight U.S. labor market.
The company is teaming up with Denver-based startup Guild Education to offer employees the chance to obtain a bachelor’s degree in business or supply-chain management. It will cost a dollar a day at one of three non-profit universities with online programs that have had success working with adult learners: the University of Florida, Brandman University and Bellevue University. It plans to eventually expand to more types of degrees.
It will also offer college-prep classes for workers who need extra help. Walmart is subsidizing the cost of tuition, books and fees, eliminating the need for student loans.
Both full-time and part-time workers who have been with the company at least 90 days will be able to qualify, Walmart said. About 68,000 of Walmart’s 1.4 million U.S. employees are expected to enroll in the first five years, based on interest from its workers, said Julie Murphy, executive vice president of people at Bentonville, Arkansas-based Walmart.
The move underscores how retailers and restaurant chains are under increasing pressure to improve the skills of their entry-level workers at a time when their jobs are getting more complicated due to the rise of online shopping, steeper competition from Amazon and more demanding shoppers.
The partnership with Guild Education, which was founded in 2015, goes beyond Walmart’s current program covering the cost of workers and eligible family members for earning a high school diploma or GED equivalent. The company also grooms managers at its Walmart Training Academy, and has a career program for entry level workers.
Guild Education works with other national chains, including Chipotle Mexican Grill, Taco Bell and Lowe’s, on their employee education programs. But Rachel Carlson, CEO and co-founder of Guild Education, says its partnership with Walmart is unique in several ways, including its low upfront costs.
Walmart’s move puts it in the league of Starbucks, which three years ago began offering four years of tuition for an online college degree from Arizona State University.
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Lyft is adding Guild Education as a benefit to its drivers in the US, the company announced Monday.
Drivers have access to a free education mentor, and can access online classes from a variety of universities and schools at a discounted rate.
It's a unique employee benefit in the gig-economy, where contract workers drive on their own time but lose out on common full-time benefits like matched retirement funds and subsidized healthcare.
Lyft is adding educational discounts and mentorship as a benefit for its contracted drivers through a partnership with Guild Education. The benefits, announced Monday, will roll out nationwide this week.
Gabe Cohen, general manager of the Rocky Mountain region for Lyft, said that the company added the benefit after discovering that most of its drivers use Lyft as a way to earn money while pursuing other interests.
The company said that over 93 percent of its drivers work fewer than 20 hours a week, and that 92 percent are otherwise employed, looking for work, full-time students, or retirees.
Through Guild Education, drivers will have access to a personal education mentor, paid for by Lyft, as well as discounted tuition on online classes offered from a variety of schools and universities — ranging from master's degrees to vocational courses. Discounts range from 5% to 20%, depending on the class.
Guild Education also works with large companies like Chipotle and Taco Bell to provide similar benefits to part-time employees.
Cohen said he expects English-as-a-second language courses to be popular, though he knows of drivers interested in doing everything from finishing up an associates degree to pursuing a career as a geneticist.
As contract workers, Lyft drivers don't qualify for the company-funded health benefits and 401k matching that most companies offer their full-time employees, though Lyft directs drivers to gig-economy benefit providers like Honest Dollar and eHealthMarketplace.
This is similar to Lyft's competitor Uber, which gives drivers healthcare recommendations and encourages retirement accounts through the investment company Betterment, but doesn't offer drivers its full-time employee benefits.


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So finishing first in the league and reaching the final of both competitions is part of a slide?
To argue that is to say black is white.
To justify that by saying the whole league was poor is to somehow put the shortcomings of the game as a whole at Warrington's door.
No denying this season has been a car crash however not to acknowledge the successes (whilst not actually managing the ultimate prize) is to my mind churlish.
As for Agar I hear lots of good things from people within the game about him. There is no doubt he is highly respected by his peers and players under him. Just as there is no doubt that his results don't reflect this.
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Question: Paying for college: Tips on tapping your kids' college savings without taking a financial hit

FILE- In this Aug. 30, 2012, file photo, a tour group walks through the campus of Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass. A report released Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016, shows a drop in college endowment growth during the school year ending June 30, 2015, after two years of strong gains. Harvard University stayed atop the list, followed by Yale University and the University of Texas system. At nearly 300 colleges in the study, endowments shrank last year. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola, File) ORG XMIT: BX301
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With high school seniors soon heading off to college, parents are faced with the daunting task of figuring out the best way to tap the money they've saved for their kids' higher education. After all, they want to ensure they can stretch those hard-earned dollars as far as they can.
What complicates matters when parents go to pay is not only the exorbitant cost — the average sticker price for tuition, fees, and room and board at a private college this past academic year was $48,170, according to The College Board — but the fact that the savings are spread around in a variety of accounts, ranging from cash to stocks and in investments that are shielded from taxes and those that are not.
About a third (30%) of the savings is invested in 529 college savings plans, 22% is parked in savings accounts and 14% is sitting in investment accounts, according to Sallie Mae's recently released "How America Saves for College 2018."
Just like recent retirees have to come up with a strategy to begin withdrawing funds they accumulated for their Golden Years in 401(k)s and IRAs, so do parents looking to maximize college savings.
"I always tell clients, it's one thing to save for college," says Marguerite Cheng, CEO of Blue Ocean Global Wealth based in Gaithersburg, Md. "Now, you have to learn how to pay for college."
Some financial decisions, such as selling stocks in accounts that don't shelter gains from the IRS, can cause you to pay more in taxes. Others can have a negative impact on your financial aid package or reduce your eligibility for government tax credits, such as the American Opportunity Tax Credit, which maxes out at $2,500.
One thing you should not do to fund your child's higher education is to raid your own 401(k) retirement account, says Andrew Tapparo, president and founder of Tapparo Capital Management in Topsfield, Mass. "You can always get a loan for college, but nobody is giving loans for retirement."
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Here's a guide for deciding what types of savings you should tap first to pay that big tuition bill:
College payment option plan
If you have enough cash left over in your checkbook each month, see if the college has an interest-free monthly payment plan that allows you to spread part — or all — of your tuition payments over the full school year for a small fee, Tapparo says. Cash still yields close to 0%, so you won't give up much in returns by pulling it out of your savings or checking account. If you can set aside $500 or $1,000 a month, you can whittle your college bill down by $5,000 or $10,000 each year.
529 college savings plan
Since 529 plans are filled with dollars specifically set aside for college — and the savings, gains and withdrawals have no tax consequences — this is the next bucket of money to pull from, personal finance pros say.
Most 529 plans are invested in so-called "age-based" funds, which means the portfolio gets more conservative and is heavier on cash and bonds — rather than riskier stocks — by the time your son or daughter enters college. That means the 529 won't lose a lot of value even in the event of a stock market swoon.
Don't drain your 529 savings in your child's freshman year. Instead, divvy up the money equally over four years to increase your chances of earning more on your money while it remains invested and giving you more payment flexibility in the future, advises Maria Bruno, head of U.S. wealth planning research at mutual fund firm Vanguard. Parents can also keep a higher 529 balance as the funds have a more limited impact on annual aid eligibility.
Cash
College savings sitting in a bank account are worth tapping next. Why? The national average yield on a bank savings account is a minuscule 0.09%, according to Bankrate.com. "The money isn't working for you anyway," Tapparo says. Using your cash also means you don't have to sell assets in other accounts, which gives them an opportunity to continue grow in value. Plus, there are no adverse tax consequences from using cash.
Stocks and funds in taxable accounts
Stocks or mutual funds in taxable accounts are the last assets you want to sell to raise cash for tuition. The reason: Any market gains will be subject to capital gains taxes, which will both boost your tax bill and potentially put you in a higher tax bracket. The tax hit also means less of your money can go toward paying your tuition bill.
"The key is to pay for college in the most tax-efficient manner as possible," Vanguard's Bruno says.
One more word of advice: Make sure you don't have too much money for tuition riding on stocks. If the market tanks your account balance will shrink.
"You don't want to tell your kid you lost money in the market and you can't go to college until you are 20," says Cheng, adding that parents should pare back their stock portfolio and move more money into cash as college nears.
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A large number of would-be buyers are putting off homeownership -- and student loans are largely to blame.
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Many adults dream of becoming homeowners one day, but some buyers may have to wait even longer to get their names on a mortgage -- if they can manage to do so at all. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the number of people who purchased homes by age 30 dropped from 31% in 2004 all the way down to 21% last year. And a big part of the reason boils down to student loan debt.
In fact, college loans accounted for up to 35% of the decline in homeownership among 28- to 30-year-olds between 2007 and 2015. Incidentally, they also explain why millions of Americans have a negative net worth, a phenomenon achieved when one's outstanding liabilities outweigh his or her assets.
Because more people are taking on larger levels of student loan debt, they owe more than what they're able to accumulate in savings or investments. And if they're spending a significant chunk of their earnings on student loan payments, they're apt to have a more difficult time socking money away for a down payment. Additionally, since renters can't claim equity in their homes, they're more likely to get stuck in a negative net worth situation than property owners whose home values have the potential to climb.
Of course, just because you borrow money for college doesn't necessarily mean you won't manage to buy a home at a younger age, or at all. But it does mean you'll have less available income to save for a down payment, and less financial flexibility earlier in life, when those loan payments are bound to come due. Furthermore, since not all borrowers fall under the classic 10-year repayment period that applies to federal loans, it could very well be the case that if you take on debt for college, you'll be paying it off well into your 30s, 40s, 50s, or even beyond -- which makes homeownership that much less viable.
Benefits of homeownership
Let's be clear about one thing: Though there are many good reasons to become a homeowner, it may not be the right move for you, regardless of how much student debt you happen to have accrued. But if you are hoping to become a homeowner, you should know that the sooner you do, the more tax benefits you'll get to enjoy. In addition to mortgage interest, you're allowed to take a tax deduction for property taxes, points on your mortgage, and PMI (which applies if you don't manage a 20% down payment on your home). Furthermore, if you're self-employed and work out of the house, you may be eligible for a home office deduction, which can be used to offset your income and save you a bundle.
But tax breaks aside, owning offers a real opportunity to turn your housing costs into an investment, as opposed to just an expense. If you manage to buy a home in an up-and-coming neighborhood for $300,000, and its value quickly climbs to $450,000, you'll have a nice little profit on your hands. That's not something renters can claim.
And this is why it pays to consider the consequences of borrowing too much for college. Not only will those pesky loan payments eat up a chunk of your income, but they also might cause you to delay homeownership and the benefits that come along with it.
In addition, while there's no such thing as being too old to sign a mortgage, the sooner you get one, the better. See, most borrowers opt for a 30-year loan, and figure they'll just make their 360 payments as scheduled. But if your goal is to pay off your home in time for retirement (which it should be, ideally), then you'll want to get that mortgage locked in by your mid-30s at the latest. Otherwise, you could end up carrying mortgage debt well into your 70s or later.
Keep that borrowing in check
While there's no hard-and-fast rule about how much to borrow for college, it stands to reason that you'll have an easier time repaying a $10,000 loan than a $40,000 loan. So if you have the option to reduce your college costs or to borrow less, go for it. This could mean commuting to school rather than living in a dorm or working an extra job during your lighter semesters to cover more of your costs up front. It could also mean opting for an in-state public college over a private one, which could save you roughly $24,000 a year on tuition alone. While buying a home may not be the only thing you'll have to postpone or give up if you take on too much student debt, it's a major life goal to factor into your borrowing decision -- before you sign that loan agreement.
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Question: Virginia set to expand Medicaid, as Senate OKs proposal

RICHMOND, Va. (AP)  Virginia is set to end a yearslong partisan battle and expand Medicaid after the state Senate voted Wednesday to approve a budget that expands the program's eligibility to about 400,000 low-income adults.
The Senate passed Medicaid expansion by a 23-17 vote with four Republicans joining Democrats for passage.
The budget still needs final approval from the House and Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam. But that's expected to happen with little difficulty.
Virginia will become the 33rd state to approve Medicaid expansion, according to a tally from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Wednesday's vote marked the end of a more than four-year battle over whether Virginia should expand the publicly funded health care program for the poor. A fight over Medicaid expansion led to a standoff over the state budget in 2014 and again this year.
Sen. Ben Chafin, a Republican lawmaker from Virginia's economically depressed southwest coal country, announced his support for expansion on the Senate floor. He said his rural area needed expansion to help bolster its hospitals and provide care for constituents in need.
"I came to the conclusion that no just wasn't the answer anymore," Chafin said.
But several Republican senators remained strongly opposed, saying Medicaid costs would eventually overwhelm the rest of the state's budget needs for schools and public safety.
"This is raising the cost of health care and will do nothing to help the people of Virginia," said GOP Sen. Mark Obenshain.
Expanding Medicaid to cover more low-income families was a key provision of the Affordable Care Act advanced by former President Barack Obama.
Virginia Democrats have pushed for years to expand Medicaid, saying their state should not pass up the roughly $2 billion in extra federal funding the program would bring to the state. Republicans had previously blocked past expansion efforts, saying the long-term costs were unsustainable.
President Donald Trump has sought to negate his predecessor's health law  but ironically, his administration's embrace of work requirements for low-income people on Medicaid prompted lawmakers in some conservative states to resurrect plans to expand health care for the poor.
A federal-state collaboration originally meant for poor families and severely disabled people, Medicaid has grown to become the largest government health insurance program, now covering 1 in 5 people. Obama's health care overhaul gave states the option of expanding Medicaid to cover more low-income adults.
The GOP-controlled General Assembly's support for Medicaid comes despite Trump administration rejections. Virginia saw its state legislature reshaped by an anti-Trump wave last year, as Democrats made unexpectedly large gains in the state House. And a failure by the GOP-led Congress to repeal and replace the health law helped spur several of Virginia's Republican state legislators to flip positions.
Democrats campaigned heavily on expanding Medicaid last year and some House Republicans are eager to take the issue off the table for next year's election, when both House and Senate seats are up.

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The saga over Airbnb legislation inched forward Tuesday with Senate Majority Leader Thomas K. "Tommy" Norment winning another round in his push to regulate online home rentals.
Norment's measure cleared a House subcommittee and seems destined for the House Appropriations Committee, where it will be considered by House leadership. But lobbyists for Airbnb.com, the best-known online rentals platform, and some House members first tried to replace much of Norment's bill with their own language.
The senator was not amused.
"It will never pass," he said of the proposal.
"Thank you senator, I appreciate your kind words about our work here in the subcommittee," Chairman Chris Peace, who has backed many of Airbnb's proposals in this fight, said in response.
Caption General Assembly: Crossover Day The 2017 Virginia General Assembly passes some new laws on "crossover day". The 2017 Virginia General Assembly passes some new laws on "crossover day". Caption GOP lawmakers distance themselves from Trump's comments on Putin Republican senators continued to distance themselves from President Trump's views on Vladimir Putin following Trump's Fox News interview with Bill O'Reilly. Republican senators continued to distance themselves from President Trump's views on Vladimir Putin following Trump's Fox News interview with Bill O'Reilly.
House members initially made the bill swap, but reversed themselves in the face of a long line of local government and lodging industry lobbyists waiting to back Norment's version of the bill before the subcommittee. It was Del. Gordon Helsel, R-Poquoson, who suggested the about-face.
Among other things, Norment's Senate Bill 1578 would help localities tax online stays by requiring home owners who use the service to register with local government.
Refugee data bill passes
A refugee data-tracking bill won final passage Tuesday and is headed for the governor's desk.
House Bill 2002 would require any group working to resettle refugees in Virginia to tell the State Department of Social Services the number of people they resettle, where each person was placed, and their age, gender and national origin. The Department would submit that annually to the governor and General Assembly.
Names would not be included.
The state already collects this information from resettlement non-profits that have state contracts, but not from those that work only on federal contracts. The American Civil Liberties Union has said long-standing case law holds that the state cannot require a federal contractor to submit information to the state.
Democrats were wary of this bill, given the current national debate over refugees. Republican sponsors said the bill is meant to help match new arrivals with social services.
The measure passed the Senate Tuesday on a party line vote and the House earlier this month, 59-36. A spokesman for Gov. Terry McAuliffe said he will review the bill.
Day care background checks
An end to fingerprint background check exemptions at religious day cares won final passage Tuesday and is headed to Gov. Terry McAuliffe for his signature.
A number of Republicans held their noses and voted for House Bill 1568, saying they'd prefer to keep the exemption, but federal regulations require full background checks for day care workers. Otherwise, federal grants are at stake.
Current state law requires name background checks at all day cares, but allows churches and other religious-affiliated day cares to opt out of fingerprinting employees.
Abortion funding ban
A Planned Parenthood funding ban won final passage Tuesday and is headed to Gov. Terry McAuliffe, who has promised to veto it.
Republicans hold majorities in both the House and Senate, but not by a big enough margin to overturn that veto.
House Bill 2264 is a perennial measure at the statehouse. It cleared the House and the Senate on party-line votes.
Abortion is likely to be an issue in the 2017 gubernatorial race, with Democrats promising to hold the line against bills targeting the practice and Republicans promising to sign them if the legislative and executive branches are in GOP hands.
Plane parts tax break
A new sales tax exemption for aircraft parts, meant to boost the maintenance sector in Virginia, easily cleared committee Tuesday.
House Bill 1738 has already passed the full House, and it got a unanimous vote from the Senate Commerce and Labor Committee. Del. Richard Anderson, the bill's lead sponsor, said private aircraft are often flown out of state for maintenance because other states offer this tax benefit.
Even state-owned planes used by the executive branch are sent to Illinois for overhauls, he said.
"We are exporting jobs," he said.
Redistricting reform dies
The last redistricting reform legislation of the session died early Tuesday morning in subcommittee.
The measures had bipartisan support in the Senate, but they died on party line votes in the House. Republicans voted for the changes, Democrats against.
Advocates have been pushing for years to change the state's redistricting process, which allows legislators to draw districts that are beneficial to them, to their colleagues and to the majority party.
151 proof liquor
The Everclear bill is headed back to Gov. Terry McAuliffe.
House Bill 1842 would allow state liquor stores to sell the clear liquor at 151 proof. Current law allows alcohol that strong, but only if it has color or flavoring added to it.
Everclear is clear and unflavored.
This legislation passed last year as well, but McAuliffe vetoed it over binge drinking concerns brought to him by college administrators. A McAuliffe spokesman said the governor will review this year's version of the bill.
Outdoor drinking passes
Legislation that would allow outdoor drinking at outdoor malls won final passage Tuesday and is headed to the governor's desk.
House Bill 1987 is one of a pair of bills creating a new category this year in the state's Alcoholic Beverage Control license laws: The "commercial lifestyle center."
The measure would allow restaurants in these pedestrian-friendly centers to sell alcohol in cups emblazoned with their logos. Patrons would then be free to walk around with their drinks.
The measure cleared the state Senate Tuesday 30-9.
Juror payments on debit cards
A bill to let courts pay jurors with prepaid debit cards won final passage Tuesday and is headed to the governor, despite some last minute concerns voiced on the Senate floor.
House Bill 2324 had moved through the legislative process almost without opposition, but state Sen. Adam Ebbin questioned the policy Tuesday, worrying about fees to use the cards.
The bill states that at least one use must be free. Ebbin, D-Alexandria, said some people may have difficulty simply cashing the card and may want to make multiple purchases with it.
The Senate vote was 25-15 to pass the bill, with only Democrats voting against.


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Question: Educate Together to host Oranmore meeting on planned secondary school for city

Galway Bay fm newsroom – A public meeting will take place next Monday (9/7) as part of a campaign to secure a second-level Educate Together school for Galway.
Earlier this year, (13/4) the Department of Education approved plans for a new secondary school for the Galway/Oranmore catchment area.
The department has recently launched an online voting system to determine the school’s prefered model of patronage.
Four patrons have applied to run the new school – Educate Together, Scoil Sinéad Limited, the GRETB and the Bishop of Tuam, Killala & Achonry.
It’s expected the new school would open in 2019.
The campaign behind Educate Together’s bid is urging eligible parents to attend the meeting on Monday at 8pm in The Maldron Hotel Oranmore.

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Campaigners for a brand new shared school that would house both Groarty Integrated Primary and Gaelscoil Na Daróige have urged politicians and the education authorities to make provision for a joint campus amid a vast tract of land zoned for housing in the city’s northwestern suburbs
Staff and pupils from both schools recently gathered at the corner of a section of the massive 290 acre ‘H2’ site that stretches from the Buncrana Road all the way to the Maple Road and which is just around the corner from the integrated and Irish language primaries.
Last year the Education Authority (EA) recommended that an incoming Education Minister refuse a Groarty/Na Daróige application for a shared campus, stating that it feared the proposed joint school might present sustainability issues in future.
But the schools have since been encouraged by the submission of an application by Coredale Management Limited for mix of house types, local community facilities, open space, pedestrian and vehicular access and, notably, a primary school in the area.
Standing under a council billboard on the H2 land, the schools, in a joint statement, said: “Our proposal is that the school campus in the new housing development should consist of two independent schools, one Irish Medium and one Integrated, sharing resources where appropriate and to the benefit of the children.
“Just like the Council poster says, we wish to build a shared, equal and safe school community.”
The schools will be holding a community meeting in Groarty Integrated Primary School at 6. p.m. on Thursday to discuss their ongoing campaign.
They have invited local stakeholders and political representatives to discuss theirdrive for a shared campus
The campaigners said that with 3,500 homes due to be built on their doorstep, the schools believe it is the EA’s position on their proposal that is no longer sustainable.
“A final decision on last year’s applications for shared campuses has yet to be made by the Department of Education,” the spokesperson said.
“The two schools are calling on the Department to fulfil their statutory duties to both Irish Medium Education and Integrated Education and support their application.”
The spokesperson for the two schools concluded: “For too long now we have been delivering child centred education in sub standard premises that are a blowback to a bygone era.
“The future is a shared safe child rich environment fit for purpose in the 21st Century.”
The campaign has already received broad support from local councillors and MLAs.


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Question: Strong winds main problem with Tuesday storms

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Question: Refreshed space, old issues await Minnesota's Legislature

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Question: 8-year-old swimmer missing off Florida's Atlantic Coast

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. (AP)  An 8-year-old boy is missing after swimming in rough surf off Florida's Atlantic Coast.
Volusia County Ocean Rescue Deputy Liz Driskell tells local news outlets the search ended at sundown Sunday and will resume Monday.
The boy was playing in the surf off New Smyrna Beach on Saturday afternoon when the strong currents pulled him out into deeper water. The boy's 11-year-old sister tried to rescue him, but was pulled under and had to be rescued by lifeguards. The names of the children haven't been released.
Driskell says the surf and rip currents were strong over the holiday weekend and people are being asked to swim in front of the lifeguard towers.

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Question: Everything We Know About Drake’s Rumored Baby

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Have you heard? Rumor has it that Drake, alleged Nice Guy, has a secret child. In a new diss track “The Story of Adidon,” Pusha-T escalated his feud with the Toronto-born rapper when he outed Drake’s alleged child in the following verse:
Sophie knows better, ask your baby mother Cleaned her up for IG, but the stench is on her A baby’s involved, it’s deeper than rap We talkin’ character, let me keep with the facts You are hiding a child, let that boy come home Deadbeat mothafucka playin’ border patrol, ooh Adonis is your son And he deserves more than an Adidas press run, that’s real Love that baby, respect that girl Forget she’s a pornstar, let her be your world (yuugh)
While this wasn’t our first time hearing this rumor, Pusha certainly stirred the pot by adding new details into the mix. Below, here’s everything we know so far about this alleged baby.
When did this rumor start circulating?
TMZ published the first report about Drake’s alleged baby, way back in May 2017.
Do we know the alleged mother?
We think so! In “The Story of Adidon,” Pusha mentions a “porn star” named Sophie, which seems to be a reference to former adult-film star Sophie Brussaux. The two were first spotted together in January 2017, when they had dinner together at a restaurant in Amsterdam. Then, when the TMZ report came out four months later, Brussaux said she had texts from the rapper asking her to get an abortion.
While she has since made her Instagram private, Vulture grabbed a photo from her account @sophieknowsbetter, in which she’s pretty damn pregnant.
Photo: Sophie B/Instagram
And what do we know about this baby?
In “The Story of Adidon,” Pusha says, “your son is Adonis.” And, according to Brussaux, Adonis is a little under 1 year old — she claims he was conceived in January 2017, right around the time she and the rapper dined together in Amsterdam.
Has Drake responded?
Not since the story broke last year. In May 2017, one of Drake’s reps made the following statement to TMZ: “This woman has a very questionable background. She has admitted to having multiple relationships. We understand she may have problems getting into the United States. She’s one of many women claiming he got them pregnant. If it is in fact Drake’s child, which he does not believe, he would do the right thing by the child.”
But apparently, according to Pusha-T, Drake is going to unveil a new line with Adidas called “Adidon,” named after his rumored son. So perhaps he had plans to come forward about his paternity? Who’s to say.
How is the public reacting to the allegation?
All eyes are on Drake’s next move.
Drake’s son walking into school tomorrow after no one believed him that it was his dad 😂 pic.twitter.com/dId0btGIr1 — Tyler Pieratt (@p13ratt) May 30, 2018
Drake son when he go to school tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/yAjtqSVkcF — Carri (@ItsMe_MidgetMAC) May 30, 2018
Drake told us about Marvin’s Room.. but he never told us about the baby’s room. 😪 — Bilal Ghazi (@PlayboyBlizzy) May 30, 2018

This is fantastic !!! Everyone wanted to be a Toys R’ Us kid right?
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A pug named Guido is back at home more than a month after his owner's car was stolen with the dog inside.
The reunion happened thanks to an anonymous tip called into Florida's Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.
Spokesman Danny Alvarez said in a news release that Donald Murray's car was stolen on May 29, with no sign of Guido.
Murray's car was found abandoned behind a grocery store and an employee at a dry-cleaning business found Guido wandering around. Another employee, Karlene Rowell, took Guido home and cared for him.
When a tip came in, investigators took Murray to Rowell's house on Tuesday night. He confirmed the dog was Guido. Alvarez said Rowell and her family were sad to say goodbye, but happy Guido was reunited with Murray.

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ISLAMABAD : The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Monday directed the Attorney General to present government’s stance on National Accountability Bureau’s (NAB) law pertaining to voluntary return deal that allows people guilty of corruption to pay a certain portion of the embezzled money and be released without any punishment.
During the hearing of the suo moto case, Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed remarked that NAB is facilitating corruption in the country.
He said a person committing corruption of Rs250 lands in jail while individuals involved in mega corruption cases walk freely in the country.
NAB’s counsel argued that the law regarding voluntary return of the embezzled money was not made by the accountability watchdog.
Expressing grave concern over the matter, Justice Azmat Saeed stated that NAB is misusing the law and it is facilitating corruption in the country.
“How can a public servant remain on the government post after admitting his crime?” he asked.
While directing the government to submit its reply, the apex court has adjourned the case hearing for the next two weeks.
Voluntary return (VR) is a provision under the National Accountability Ordinance (NAO), 1999, that allows people guilty of corruption to pay a certain portion of the embezzled money and get undue relief.
The NAB scheme even allows federal and provincial government servants to resume work in their departments after availing the VR facility.

LAHORE: Chairman National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Qamar Zaman Chaudhry has said that NAB is bound to exercise plea bargain on the application by any convict, following the relevent law.
He was addressing a meeting with senior editors and reporters organised by Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors (CPNE) at a local hotel on Monday.
CPNE president Zia Shahid, DG NAB Lahore Syed Burhan Ali, senior journalists Mujeeb-ur-Rehman Shami, Arif Nizami, Salman Ghani, Zulfiqar Rahat, Adeeb Jawdani, Zulfiqar Rahat, Amjad Iqbal and others were present on the occasion.
Chairman NAB said that almost every country of the world has plea bargain law which exists in Pakistan as well and NAB has recovered an amount of Rs 285 billion during its last 16 years while exercising this voluntary return law.
He said the NAB also handed over a handsome amount to victims of various scams including Double Shah scam, cooperatives scams and many housing scams. However, he added that plea bargain is not a practice to give a “free hand” to anyone but a government official has to get dismissal, while elected member of a public office gets ineligible for ten years, and a businessman has to lose facility he misused.
Qamar Zaman said NAB advertises in newspapers to seek claims by the victims on any scam. Then it (NAB) adds interest (as per State Bank policy) and finally prepares plea bargain on the total amount claimed by the victims while adding the interest.
He said that no case is investigated by a single officer, rather a four-member Combined Investigation Team (CIT) of NAB examines the matter and on the findings of the CIT the NAB proceeds for further action.
“Most of the people have a perception that NAB gets a share through plea bargain which is completely wrong”, he said and added that NAB deposits the total amount into national treasury or distributes among the affectees”, he clarified.
To a question about Baluchistan Finance Department corruption case, Qamar Zaman said that it was not Rs 40 billion but only 2.2 billion. The provincial government also commended NAB performance and the total amount recovered through plea bargain will be given to the provincial government.
He urged the CPNE president to form an investigation committee to check as to who made up this wrong figure while reporting this case. He said the controversy would end this way.
He said that NAB was taking action against all the political parties without any discrimination, adding that NAB chairman has the authority of taking sou-moto, however, in order to protect the honour of any citizen NAB only takes action after receiving sound proof.
To another question, he said NAB suffered during the previous government’s tenure as four chairmen were changed during five years.
However, he assured that the situation improved under the present government and the department was working with commitment.


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On Pay Parity In Bollywood
"Investing money in a film is directly co-related to the people you are bringing to the theatre. I'm not delusional that the same number of viewers who go to watch Varun's movies will come to see my work. He has a wider reach than me."
Alia Bhatt Hits The Nail Right In The Head!
"That's why I can't expect that the same amount of money, which is invested in his solo-starrers, is invested in mine, too. Also, it's the subject that makes a film viable. We can't be categorical about everything because every actor and movie is different."
When Asked If She Is Okay To Reduce Her Fees
"Never say never, but I won't let go of a movie that I like because of remuneration."
Money Is Not Everything
"I'll find a way around it. I'll still do it because the emotional attachment to my work is way more than the monetary one," she summed it up to DNA.
On The Work Front
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Some of the most active companies traded Monday on the Toronto Stock Exchange:
Toronto Stock Exchange (15,684.89, up 149.41 points):
Barrick Gold Corp. (TSX:ABX). Miner. Down three cents, or 0.11 per cent, to $26.39 on 8.17 million shares.
B2Gold Corp. (TSX:BTO). Miner. Down 12 cents, or 3.12 per cent, to $3.72 on 4.6 million shares.
Cenovus Energy Inc. (TSX:CVE). Oil and gas. Up 24 cents, or 1.68 per cent, to $14.50 on 4.55 million shares.
Toronto-Dominion Bank (TSX:TD). Bank. Up $1.33, or 2.05 per cent, to $66.20 on 4.3 million shares.
Yamana Gold Inc. (TSX:YRI). Miner. Up two cents, or 0.48 per cent, to $4.18 on 4 million shares.

April 24 Australian shares are expected to trade sideways on Monday, with investors skittish ahead of an announcement regarding "major" tax reforms by President Donald Trump on Wednesday. "We'll be having a big announcement on Wednesday having to do with tax reform. The process has begun long ago but the reform will begin on Wednesday," Trump said at the U.S. Treasury Department. The local share price index futures stood fast at 5838 points, a 16.1-point discount to the underlying S&P/ASX 200 index close. The benchmark rose 0.6 percent on Friday. New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index rose 0.06 percent in early trade. For a summary of overnight action across global markets, double click on For a digest of the day's business stories in Australian newspapers, double click on (Reporting by Ambar Warrick in Bengaluru)


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MONTREAL — Canada’s three largest cities avoided commuter chaos this morning after a Canadian Pacific Railway deal with one of its unions ensured a strike won’t affect metropolitan passenger services.
Ontario transportation agency Metrolinx advised passengers that GO service will run as usual after an agreement was reached just before Tuesday evening’s strike deadline.
Suburban services in Montreal and Vancouver will also not be impacted by a general strike at the Calgary-based railway.
Canadian Pacific Railway’s more than 3,000 train operators walked off the job, while about 360 signalling workers with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers reached a tentative contract settlement.
The railway had vowed to use management staff to maintain signalling and switching functions, but a strike by those workers could have caused delays if they were unable to keep up with problems.
The Teamsters Canada Rail Conference says its workers walked out late last night as negotiations continued with the assistance of federal mediators.
Freight customers of Canada’s second-largest railway say the strike will cause a significant economic impact and urge the federal government to take immediate action.
But Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday that he won’t be rushed into introducing back-to-work legislation, as the previous Conservative government did.
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Commuters are facing disruption next week after union bosses announced two further days of rail strike action.
The RMT Union said today (Tuesday) that its members will walk out for 24 hours on Monday and next Thursday, March 29.
Read more: David Behrens: Rail’s going nowhere with unions, bosses and passengers at odds
Northern, run by Arriva Rail North, operates train services across Yorkshire, including in Leeds, Halifax and Wakefield.
It comes after talks broke down between the union and Northern Rail, in a dispute over driver-only operated trains.
Read more: Northern rail strike: Planned walk-out to go ahead despite weather chaos
RMT General Secretary Mick Cash said: “Every single effort that RMT has made to reach a negotiated settlement with Northern Rail over safe operation and safe staffing has been kicked back in our faces.
"No one should be in any doubt, this dispute is about putting the safety of the travelling public before the profits of the private train companies."
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The strikes will be the latest in a series by members of the union over long-running disputes dating back more than 12 months.


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Question: Redskins restructure contract of safety DeAngelo Hall

ASHBURN, Va. (AP) -- The Washington Redskins have restructured the contract of their longest-tenured player, DeAngelo Hall.
Hall said Wednesday he agreed to a pay cut in the hopes of remaining on the roster after missing most of last season with a torn ACL in his right knee. Hall, who has been in Washington since 2008, was set to count more than $5 million against the salary cap.
The 33-year-old converted from cornerback to safety midway through the 2015 season and is still recovering from surgery last fall. Asked about restructuring to stick around, Hall said, ''We worked something out'' this week.
Achilles tendon, toe and knee injuries have limited Hall to 17 games the past three seasons. Coach Jay Gruden called Hall a mainstay who ''keeps the boat from sinking from time to time.''
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The Cowboys continued cycling through players at the bottom of their roster on Wednesday. After releasing two players and signing one from their 90-man offseason roster on Tuesday, they created two more vacancies and filled all three on Wednesday.
The biggest addition was rumored on Tuesday, as the club brought back running back Darius Jackson, a former sixth-round pick from the 2016 draft. They also brought in defensive tackle Antwaun Woods and wide receiver Mekale McKay. To make room, Dallas jettisoned DeQuinton Osborne and offensive tackle Jay Robertson. On Tuesday they had released WR Malik Earl and linebacker Ed Shockley.
The team inked LB Eric Pinkins on Tuesday afternoon.
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MOSCOW: A 63-year old local resident was killed and three other people were hospitalised after a car mounted a pavement and hit pedestrians in the World Cup host city of Sochi, police said on Wednesday (Jul 4).
Police told Reuters they were investigating the incident and that initial signs suggested the driver had fallen asleep at the wheel.
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