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A senior military official Friday told CBS News there is little chance a national missile defense could be ready to shoot down a missile by 2005.CBS News National Security Correspondent David Martin reports 2005 is the date by which U.S. intelligence says North Korea could have a missile capable of reaching the United States.To erect a defense 151;estimated to cost $60 billion 151;by that date, President Clinton must give the go-ahead to start building a radar installation in Alaska some
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With protestors crowing from the sidewalks outside, the FCC met to discuss the proposed net neutrality rules on Thursday. Mignon Clyburn was the first commissioner to speak and kicked things off with a
termo stanley story about how she knew something wasn ;t right about the proposed rules. She knew, because her elderly mother called her and told her so. The FCC Still Stinks at Defending the Internet Clyburn explained in her statement how her mother had never in her entire career called her to ask about a policy initiative. But all that changed in late April, when reports of net neutrality rules that would allow pay-to-play deals between service providers and internet companies. Clyburn mom certainly wasn ;t the only one concerned, either. Protests have pretty much been going on nonstop since
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