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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">APNov. 6, 2011: Demonstrators march with a replica of a pipeline during
a protest to demand a stop to the Keystone XL tar sands
oil pipeline in Washington, D.C.A senior House GOP aid tells Fox News
that the House is opposed to the payroll tax deal passed in
the Senate that includes provisions regarding a proposed Canada-to-Texas oil pipeline.The aid
says House Republicans oppose the bill because they believe it will impose
more hardships on the already struggling middle class.They may seek to amend
the Senate bill.These comments only give further uncertainty to the future of
the pipeline, which was addressed in the bowels of the $33 billion
package passed by the Senate Saturday. The bill would extend the payroll
tax cut as well as unemployment aid, and includes a tricky provision
that would require President Obama to decide in 60 days whether to
approve the permit for the so-called Keystone XL pipeline.Republican lawmakers, unions and
some Democrats want the p
p in a row in the corridors with their faces against the
wall.Reporters visiting the town under close supervision were not freely permitted to
speak with detainees or residents.In a related development, prosecutors said about 300
demonstrators supporting the Zhanaozen victims blocked railroad traffic in the nearby village
of Shetpe for several hours Saturday evening and after police tried to
force them away, a group of about 50 set a locomotive on
fire, then moved into the town where they broke windows and set
the municipal holiday tree ablaze. One person was shot dead as police
attempted to quell the unrest.In the regional capital of Aktau, several hundred
former oil workers also rallied Sunday morning in front of the mayor's
office to show their support for the workers in Zhanaozen and Shetpe.
Police cordoned off the area to keep the protesters from drawing a
larger crowd.Ruslan Shakhimov, a former employee of the local oil company Karazhanbasmunai,
told the
resuming them would amount to a foreign policy coup for the
Obama administration.Two senior U.S. diplomats were in North Korea's lone ally China
last week to discuss the issues.They were due to meet Obama's top
national security aides on Monday to discuss the way forward. Those meetings
will go ahead in the wake of Kim's passing but decisions will
almost certainly be delayed as it is not clear if North Korean
officials will be in position to handle any engagement with the outside,
the U.S. officials said.The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Kim Jong Il, 1941-2011North Korea's longtime leader
ruled with an iron gripNorth Korean Leader Kim Jong Il Dies at
69Kim Jong Il, North Korea's longtime leader, has died at 69 of
heart failure, state TV reported on Monday in a "special broadcast." State
media reported that Kim died on Dec. 17 of a heart ailment
on a train due to a "great mental and physical strain" during
a
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