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U.S. Hiring Hong Kong Co. to Scan Nukes
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AP - In the aftermath of the Dubai ports dispute, the Bush administration is hiring a Hong Kong conglomerate to help detect nuclear materials inside cargo passing through the Bahamas to the United States and elsewhere.
Chertoff says ports would have been safer under Dubai
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Reuters - U.S. ports would have been safer with an Arab company running the terminals than they will be now that a political firestorm killed the deal, the chief of U.S. homeland security said on Thursday.
U.S. Hiring Co. to Check Cargo for Nukes
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AP - In the aftermath of the Dubai ports dispute, the Bush administration is hiring a Hong Kong conglomerate to help detect nuclear materials inside cargo passing through the Bahamas to the United States and elsewhere.
U.S. Ports Debate Spurs Ownership Talks
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AP - The furor over efforts by an Arab company to buy U.S. port operations has focused attention on a little noticed economic fact of life: America increasingly is foreign-owned.
House RollCall Ports Security
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AP - The 377-38 roll call Wednesday by which the House voted to express its opposition to a Dubai-based company operating U.S. port terminals.
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House refuses to drop bar to ports deal
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Reuters - The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday refused to drop legislative language barring a state-owned Arab company, Dubai Ports World, from managing American ports, even as the company released more details of its own pledge to unwind the deal.
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House votes to keep language barring ports deal
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Reuters - The U.S. House of Representatives voted on Wednesday to preserve legislative language barring a state-owned Arab company, Dubai Ports World, from managing American ports.
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Poll: U.S. Backs Congress in Ports Dispute
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AP - Congress gets high marks for its decision to oppose the takeover of operations at a half-dozen shipping ports by a company from the United Arab Emirates, a poll found.
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Dubai company expects US assets sale in 4-6 months
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Reuters - The sale of U.S. port terminal assets recently acquired by Dubai Ports World should be in place within four to six months, according to a statement on Wednesday by the U.S. subsidiary that DP World recently bought, P & O Ports North America.
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DP World seeks U.S. buyer for ports
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Seeking to ease Congress' trepidation about a controversial ports deal, a company owned by the United Arab Emirates said Wednesday it would sell the management rights to six American facilities to an unrelated U.S. buyer within six months.
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DPW to sell off all its US ports
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Dubai Ports World confirms it intends to sell all its US port operations to an American buyer within six months time.
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Arab firm clarifies plans for U.S. ports
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The United Arab Emirates company that agreed last week to "transfer fully" the operations of U.S. ports to an American entity issued a statement on Wednesday saying that the entity will be an unrelated U.S. buyer.
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Democrats to Push for Port Security Money
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AP - Democrats plan to push for more port security money while criticizing Republicans on the issue as the House debates a $91 billion measure for wars and hurricane recovery.
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US sees UAE trade deal soon
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Reuters - The United States hopes to clinch a free trade deal with the United Arab Emirates within a few months, despite a political firestorm which unraveled a deal to let a Dubai firm manage U.S. port terminals, U.S. Trade Representative Rob Portman said on Tuesday.
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President Bush Continues Fall In Polls
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Matthew Borghese - AHN Staff Writer Washington, D.C. (AHN) - Public opinion of President Bush continues to fall, once again reaching an all-time low on Monday. A CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll shows that in the wake of the Dubai Ports purchasing scandal, the President's approval rating is down to...
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DP World: No Plan to Sell Miami Port Ops
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AP - The Dubai-owned company that promised to surrender its U.S. port operations has no immediate plans to sell its U.S. subsidiary's interests at Miami's seaport, a senior executive wrote Monday in a private e-mail to business associates.
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Critics Of DPW Deal Vow To Halt Its Progress
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Hector Duarte Jr. - AHN Staff Reporter Washington D.C. (AHN) – The takeover of P and O by Dubai Ports World may encounter more opposition after critics say they will push for legislation to stop the deal. Republican Duncan Hunter has said he would try to get a bill passed stating...
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Frist: Ports Deal Could Still Go Through
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AP - Congress will closely watch a Dubai-owned company to be sure it transfers its U.S. port operations to an American company, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist said Sunday.
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Lawmaker to press for US infrastructure ownership
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Reuters - A leading Republican opponent of the collapsed Dubai ports deal said on Sunday that he would press ahead with legislation requiring U.S. ownership of infrastructure deemed critical to homeland security.
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GOP Lawmakers: Fear Fueled Ports Criticism
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AP - Four U.S. legislators visiting this city at the heart of a collapsed ports management deal stressed Sunday the United Arab Emirates remained one of America's strongest allies in the fight against terrorism.
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Frist: Ports Deal Could Work Without Buyer
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AP - Congress will closely watch a Dubai-owned company to be sure it transfers its U.S. port operations to an American company, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist said Sunday.
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Lawmaker to press for US infrastructure ownership
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Reuters - A leading Republican opponent of the collapsed Dubai ports deal said on Sunday that he would press ahead with legislation requiring U.S. ownership of infrastructure deemed critical to homeland security.
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U.S. Democrats see political port in Dubai storm
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Reuters - Democrats have seized on the collapse of the Dubai ports deal to buttress their case that George W. Bush is an incompetent president unable to get the job done at home or abroad.
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Arab companies? Feds are worried about the mafia at ports
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Mafia's Role in Ports Also Raises Concerns
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AP - Justice Department lawyers warned eight months ago that a nefarious element had infiltrated important East Coast ports, but they weren't talking about terrorists or Arab shipping companies.
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