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The Michigan Department of Transportation, which is responsible for designated routes for hazardous materials, is holding a public comment period through May 27. Last month, a public hearing in Detroit drew mostly skepticism that allowing hazardous materials across the bridge could pose a major safety risk to the some 11,000 passenger vehicles and 7,400 commercial trucks that cross it daily. Hazardous materials, such as explosive gases and corrosive liquids, currently cross the Detroit River on a ferry operated by Canadian Maritime Transport Limited. It passes from near Zug Island to Canada’s Brighton Beach. The Bluewater Bridge also allows hazardous materials to cross, with designated lanes.

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Arizona bankruptcy discharge papers from Arizona bankruptcy Court Records case file confirms that court relieves a debtor for any existing legal debt obligation to certain creditors at the time of filing bankruptcy. After Arizona bankruptcy court case discharge it is advised to retain an authentic official court discharge papers, dismissal papers, or final decree to prove that your bankruptcy case is finished.

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The United States, which is trying to bring Syrian rebels and the Syrian government to the negotiating table, is now increasingly worried that Russia plans to sell a sophisticated air defense system to Syria, American officials said Wednesday. Russia has a long history of selling arms to the Syrians and has a naval base in the country. But the delivery of the Russian S-300 missile batteries would represent a major qualitative advancement in Syria’s air defenses. The system is regarded as highly effective and would limit the ability of the United States and other nations to operate over Syrian airspace or impose a no-fly zone.

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