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The German Chancellor is not to blame for the eurozone austerity policies, the head of the European Commission has said - in an apparent attempt to mend fences with Berlin.

European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso drew fire from Germany last month for saying that austerity had "reached its limits", in a public challenge to Europe's biggest economy.

Chancellor Angela Merkel's government has long championed fiscal restraint.

With Greece mired in recession, unemployment in some countries running at more than 25% and France being given more time to cut its budget deficit, there is growing pressure on Mrs Merkel and other hardliners to focus on growth and job creation, not austerity.

But Mr Barroso defended the policies of austerity and said growth built on debt was not sustainable, while reiterating his view that "pure austerity" measures were no longer acceptable.

"What is happening in France and Portugal is not Merkel's or Germany's fault," Mr Barroso told the Welt am Sonntag weekly paper.

"Growth that is based on debt is not sustainable. At the same time, the policies that people see as pure austerity have reached their limits of political and social acceptance.

"But the EU Commission says the current policy mix is right and we must continue it."

Mr Barroso also said Germany should not become complacent in its reform efforts just because its economy was performing better than others, adding that the country needed to open its markets for services and infrastructure.

He added: "Complacency would be dangerous for Germany. We should not forget how tightly interlinked the European economy is.

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KELLY BYER, Star-Tribune staff writer Posted: Monday, May 6, 2013, 9:21 AM

Home improvement projects can enhance a living space and provide a change of scenery, but a simple addition or renovation can quickly become not-so-simple.

Owners who arent careful could find themselves in financial or legal trouble, which is easily prevented by checking with a local building department before beginning.

Two of the most common mistakes include starting work without a permit and failing to check a contractors license, according to the Natrona County and Casper building departments.

A lot of times they start constructing things and they dont have a permit for it, Code Enforcement Supervisor Shelley LeClere said. And then its illegal.

Improvements that are cosmetic, such as paint or decoration, do not require permission, but LeClere said everything else does. Everything from kitchen or bathroom remodels to fireplaces and fences all require a permit.

People dont think about fences, but they do need a permit to put up a fence or to change a fence, she said.

Permits to change or install a fence are free.

For plans that involve outdoor additions, LeClere said owners also need to make sure the area zoning allows the project and ensure it does not cross property lines. Landowners of rental units also need permits for any renovation because of the public health and safety concerns that come with housing tenants.

Casper and Natrona County residents can apply for building, electrical, mechanical and plumbing permits at their respective building departments. Forms are also available online. Fees vary depending on project.

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A Kelso man crashed his car into two fences, narrowly missing a group of playing children in a residential neighborhood, then left the scene and went to dinner with his mother, authorities said.

Police said Johnathan Carl Hapgood, 24, admitted that he drove his car into the fences in the 100 block of Inner Street. He said he drove away because a crowd of people began running towards him and he fled in fear, according to a police report.

One of the broken fences belongs to Alvaro Calvillo, a 36-year-old father of four who works in the engineering office of the state transportation department. Calvillo told The Daily News that Hapgoods car missed his youngest children a 6-year-old boy and 4-year-old girl by about 15 feet. He said the car also came close to striking two other young children.

Calvillo, who said he didnt witness the crash but heard it, said he was simply relieved nobody got hurt.

One of them could have easily been at risk, he said of the children.

He said a car struck the same fence almost exactly a year ago.

Police said they tracked down Hapgood at his home and noticed what appeared to be fresh damage to his car. Hapgood said he believed the steering failed on the vehicle. But when an officer pointed out that he was able to drive away from the scene and slip the vehicle into a narrow parking spot at his home Hapgood said the steering suddenly started working again after the crash.

Following the crash, Hapgood called his mother and the two went to dinner, according to the report.

Hapgood was cited for hit and run and operating a car without insurance.

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