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Appeals court panel affirms Hodson conviction
Hodson's attorney Kurt Rudkin's motions to suppress the statements during trial were denied. The three-justice panel overruled the contention and held the trial court did not err in allowing testimony about the July 24 interview at the Bandera County
Updated: 05/21/2011 01:05A
US examining airline ticket distribution
The investigation is the latest twist in an escalating fight between airlines and so-called global distribution systems over how air travel is sold, especially to lucrative corporate accounts. Many consumers buy tickets online directly from the
Updated: 05/21/2011 01:04A
Dubai traffic police recover fines worth Dh741m
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Updated: 05/21/2011 01:01A
Opinion Line Extra (May 21)
Instead of the Wichita police urging drivers to be more alert and cautious, maybe the police need to enforce traffic laws as written and to urge drivers to be law-abiding. Why did the auto manufacturers decide we are such bad drivers that we need our
Updated: 05/21/2011 01:01A
Thousands of protesters defy ban in Spain
The Spanish government avoided saying if it would order police to break up the crowds on Saturday, but at the stroke of midnight officers kept a discreet presence on the edges of the demonstrations. Demonstrators kept quiet as city clocks chimed the
Updated: 05/21/2011 01:00A
Road closures related to Amgen Tour of California
All traffic at that time will be turned onto Shinn and back into Upland. Race staffers and credentialed guests will be allowed to proceed. Padua Avenue to Shinn should remain open until race time and provide parking on both sides of the road.
Updated: 05/21/2011 12:59A
Judge sides with sheriff in lawsuit
By Tina Alvey Register-Herald Reporter LEWISBURG — A visiting judge sided with Greenbrier County Sheriff James Childers in a lawsuit contending the County Commission acted arbitrarily in cutting the sheriff's department's budget for the upcoming fiscal
Updated: 05/21/2011 12:55A
Utah law makes acting sexy illegal, escorts say
AP SALT LAKE CITY - Two escort services have filed a federal lawsuit to halt a Utah solicitation law they fear could lead to the arrest of strippers or escorts who are simply acting sexy. Utah defines solicitation as a person agreeing to sex in
Updated: 05/21/2011 12:50A
TSA to oversee searches at Santa Fe prom
This all comes after two Capital High School students, sisters, filed a lawsuit saying they were groped by a security agent at Capital High School's prom last month. On Friday, the court ordered Santa Fe Public Schools and the security company ASI to
Updated: 05/21/2011 12:47A
Victim's: Drunk driver hiding on rez
ALBUQUERQUE (KRQE) - He already has three DWI convictions to his name, and now cops claim he drove drunk again and almost killed a car full of women, but he has vanished. His victims warn you better hope police find him, before he finds you.
Updated: 05/21/2011 12:46A
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