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<font color="white" size="1">July 21, 2011: Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood talks about the possible shutdown
of the FAA during a news conference in Washington.The son of Transportation
Secretary Ray LaHood is among several Americans who have been barred from
leaving Egypt following a raid on advocacy groups last month.Sam LaHood has
been the director of the International Republican Institutes Egypt program since late
2010. The IRIs offices, as well as the offices of nine other
nongovernmental organizations, or NGOs, were raided by the Egyptian government last month.But
the IRI found out over the weekend that the Egyptian government has
gone on to create a no-exit list as part of that investigation.
And Sam LaHood is on it.When he tried to fly out of
Egypt on Saturday for what was described as a routine trip out
of the country, LaHood was told he could not travel, according to
Scott Mastic, director of IRIs Middle East division.He was told by the
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<font color="white" size="1">r industry.Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., said Congress should be focused on economic
policies that help the recovery and not "political hearings" that undercut U.S.
companies.Jordan argued that the hearing is based on "the facts."At first, GM
blamed NHTSA for the June fire, saying it should have drained the
battery to prevent any fires after the test. But the company quickly
retreated and said it never told NHTSA to drain the battery. GM
executives also said there was no formal procedure in place to drain
batteries after crashes involving owners.Now the company sends out a team to
drain the batteries after being notified of a crash by its OnStar
safety system.The Volt has a T-shaped, 400-pound battery pack that can power
the car for about 35 miles.After that, a small gasoline generator kicks
in to run the electric motor. The car has a base price
of about $40,000.The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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