The memo concluded that significant events were required to deal with the excess refinery capacity problem and suggested that one solution might be to get the government to lift clean air requirements for an oxygenate in gasoline. Removal of the additive would require more gasoline to be used in each gallon of fuel, thereby tightening supplies. At a news conference, Wyden said that while the actions might not be illegal, they sure look plenty anticompetitive. More NBC . Largest-ever U.S. recall of strollers .
Government recalls thousands of children's products.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is recalling more than 770,000 children's products, including the largest-ever recall of strollers. Three concussions, two skull fractures and a broken elbow were among 250 injuries reported. More NBC . China's Prison Laborers Pay Price for Market Reforms . A small, nameless island sits near where the Yuan and the Yangtze rivers meet in central China, and this dusty town is perched on its northern end.