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The chairman of a House committee last week said the House is likely to approve legislation to open Nevada’s Yucca Mountain repository for spent nuclear fuel.

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Five years after California passed its ergonomics regulations to protect workers against repetitive stress injuries, state trucking company violations have been negligible if not non-existent, said Warren Hoemann, vice president of the 2,500-member California Trucking Association.

Growth in manufacturing and construction spending – both key economic indicators -- slowed in April and March, respectively.

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Both consumer confidence and manufacturing activity slipped slightly in April, but both remained on the positive side of the ledger, according to reports released Monday.

Former Yellow Corp. Security Chief George Rodriguez began his new job as director of cargo security at the Transportation Security Administration on April 22, various sources said.