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12:49 pm
Mon April 30, 2012

Crash That Killed Seven Was Along 'Cursed' Stretch Of Bronx River Parkway

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This van plunged off the Bronx River Parkway on Sunday. All seven people inside were killed.

A horrible car accident Sunday in the Bronx, which killed seven people from one family, happened on a "cursed" section of the Bronx River Parkway where six people died in a terrible 2006 accident, New York's Daily News reports.

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The Two-Way
12:46 pm
Mon April 30, 2012

Venezuela's Chávez Seeks Permission To Return To Cuba For Treatment

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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez speaking during a TV program in Havana on March 4.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez may be once again headed to Cuba for cancer treatment.

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Business
12:11 pm
Mon April 30, 2012

Energy Transfer Partners To Buy Sunoco For $5.3B

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Sunoco operates about 4,900 gasoline stations around the United States.

Natural gas pipeline company Energy Transfer Partners is buying Sunoco in a deal valued at about $5.3 billion.

The acquisition would give Energy Transfer the capability to transport crude and other liquid hydrocarbons that are being produced in greater quantities thanks to the boom in shale drilling. Sunoco's pipelines crisscross the country, connecting the Great Lakes and Northeast to America's refining center along the Gulf Coast.

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Around the Nation
12:09 pm
Mon April 30, 2012

Identity Crisis: Your Name Is Famous But You Aren't

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Pop singer Katy Perry became known for her song "I Kissed a Girl," and that became a problem for Katie Perry, a marketing manager at a New York advertising agency.

Originally published on Mon April 30, 2012 3:26 pm

The Two-Way
12:05 pm
Mon April 30, 2012

EPA Official Resigns For Saying EPA Should 'Crucify' Oil Companies

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Al Armendariz.

One of the Environmental Protection Agency's top officials resigned yesterday.

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