Daily Briefing: Few fines for pipeline violations

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Pipeline violations result in few fines By Thomas Frank, USA TODAY PIPELINES: Explosions raise questions REPORT: Michigan among states with most pipeline accidents UNDERSEA: Oil pipelines vulnerable to hurricanes More News N.J. suicide shows need for civility, privacy online Stocks sizzle in best September since 1939, but will it last?
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