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Ex-postal worker gets jail: 60 days
Durango defense lawyer Joel Fry said Kausalik was highly intoxicated and defecated in his pants at the traffic stop. He was trying to clean himself at the police station, Fry said. But he didn't explain how the feces was spit at the officer,
Updated: 05/21/2011 02:06A
Click It or Ticket kicks up a notch
"Serious injuries and deaths resulting from traffic crashes would be greatly reduced if community members wore their seat belts consistently," Friend said. "It is our hope that the increased focus during the Click It or Ticket campaign will encourage
Updated: 05/21/2011 02:06A
Pirates to appeal against DC ruling
SOCCER – Elite league rookies, Hellenic can return the champagne to the freezer for now, as Moneni Pirates have vowed to appeal against the Disciplinary Committee (DC) verdict. The latest decision by Pirates could further throw the league relegation
Updated: 05/21/2011 02:06A
Wyandotte agrees to cut power plant emissions, spend $15 million to fix violations
The improvements would resolve air-quality violations alleged by the government in a lawsuit filed in US District Court in Detroit on Wednesday. "The public is not at risk due to these violations," said James French, assistant to the general manager at
Updated: 05/21/2011 02:05A
SYLVAN TOWNSHIP: Attorney discusses options for potential lawsuit payments at
Sylvan Township's last board meeting packed the hall with residents itching to hear from Township Attorney Peter Flintoft, as well as the township board. Flintoft said that he and township officials have been meeting with officials
Updated: 05/21/2011 02:05A
Investors demand high yield on Chrysler bonds
Chrysler's package also included $1.5 billion of 8%, eight-year notes, a $3-billion term loan and a $1.3-billion credit line. The company, part owned by Fiat, plans to use the money to pay back the US and Canadian governments, which financed its
Updated: 05/21/2011 02:04A
USDOJ: United States Announces Bankruptcy Settlement with Oil Company in Wake
WASHINGTON – Under a settlement agreement lodged today in federal bankruptcy court in Delaware, Caribbean Petroleum Corp ., Caribbean Petroleum Refining LP ., and Gulf Petroleum Refining Corp. – Puerto Rico (collectively, CAPECO) will pay more than
Updated: 05/21/2011 02:04A
USDOJ: United States Announces Bankruptcy Settlement with Oil Company in Wake
WASHINGTON – Under a settlement agreement lodged today in federal bankruptcy court in Delaware, Caribbean Petroleum Corp ., Caribbean Petroleum Refining LP ., and Gulf Petroleum Refining Corp. – Puerto Rico (collectively, CAPECO) will pay more than
Updated: 05/21/2011 02:04A
Borders loses $132.3 million in second full month of bankruptcy
Borders Group reported another hefty loss for its second full month in bankruptcy of $132.2 million, according to a government filing late Friday. The Ann Arbor-based bookseller reported the loss for the period between March 27 and April
Updated: 05/21/2011 02:04A
Vikings oust Comets in a pitching duel
CLAYTON -- Clayton junior Evan Phillips pitched well, but the Comets' successful baseball season came to a halt Friday night when Wilmington Hoggard eked out a 2-1 third-round 4-A playoff win.
Updated: 05/21/2011 02:04A
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