Dogged by "bully" charge, nuclear chief Jaczko resigns
By Roberta Rampton
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Gregory Jaczko, chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said on Monday that he would resign, following a year of intense criticism over his abrasive management style.
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Amid criticism, nuclear chief Jaczko resigns
By Roberta Rampton
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Gregory Jaczko, chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said on Monday he would resign, following a year of intense criticism over his abrasive management tactics.
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Nuclear regulatory chief Jaczko resigns
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Gregory Jaczko, the chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, announced on Monday he would resign from the post after a year of intense criticism of his management tactics.
"After an...
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Michelle Obama shows South Side of Chicago to first ladies
By Michael Hirtzer
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Michelle Obama showed off her neighborhood on the South Side of Chicago to some NATO visitors on Sunday, taking five other first ladies to a youth center for...
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NATO signals end of Afghan war for the West
By Alister Bull and Adrian Croft
CHICAGO (Reuters) - NATO leaders sealed a landmark agreement on Monday to hand control of Afghanistan over to its own security forces by the middle of next year,...
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NATO signals end of Afghan war in sight - for the West
By David Brunnstrom and Caren Bohan
CHICAGO (Reuters) - NATO leaders sealed a landmark agreement on Monday to hand control of Afghanistan over to its own security forces by the middle of next year,...
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NATO to hand combat role to Afghans as it seeks way out of war
By Matt Spetalnick and Phil Stewart
CHICAGO (Reuters) - NATO will hand over the lead role in combat operations to Afghan forces across the country by mid-2013, alliance leaders said on Sunday as they...
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NATO seeks unity on Afghan war despite French exit plan
By John Irish and Andreas Rinke
CHICAGO (Reuters) - NATO leaders charting a path out of Afghanistan sought on Sunday to dispel fears of a rush for the exits in the unpopular war even...
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NATO chief: No "rush for the exits" in Afghan war
By Missy Ryan and Phil Stewart
CHICAGO (Reuters) - NATO's chief sought on Sunday to dispel fears of a "rush for the exits" in Afghanistan as Western allies gathered to chart a path out...
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NATO leaders map strategy for Afghanistan exit
By Missy Ryan and David Brunnstrom
CHICAGO (Reuters) - NATO leaders gathered in Chicago on Sunday to chart a path out of Afghanistan as war-weary Western nations seek to fend off dissent in their...
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NATO leaders seek common path out of Afghanistan
By Missy Ryan and David Brunnstrom
CHICAGO (Reuters) - NATO leaders gather in Chicago on Sunday for a summit that will chart a path out of Afghanistan, as Western nations seek to fend off...
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Chicago protests on eve of NATO summit raucous, peaceful
By Mary Wisniewski and Andrew Stern
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Hundreds of demonstrators staged raucous protests against Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's budget cuts and other economic issues on the eve of the NATO summit, but...
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Latest anti-NATO protest in Chicago small, peaceful
By Mary Wisniewski and Andrew Stern
CHICAGO (Reuters) - About 500 demonstrators gathered outside the home of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Saturday to protest the recent closure of mental health clinics as part...
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Anti-NATO demonstrators descend on Chicago mayor's home
By Mary Wisniewski and Andrew Stern
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Around 500 demonstrators gathered outside the home of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Saturday to protest the recent closure of mental health clinics as part...
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Obama pledges tough enforcement of Wall Street reforms
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Saturday called on the U.S. Congress to back his efforts for tough new financial industry oversight, saying a $2 billion trading loss at JPMorgan underscored the need for such regulation.
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