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Former Cedar Cliff student advocates for immigrants' rights
enough lawmakers in the House and Senate will finally vote for the Act. With President Obama calling for immigration reform, the backers of the DREAM Act are hopeful that it may make it all the way to the President's desk to get signed into law.
Updated: 05/22/2011 08:38P
Final performance of season for SSYO
The concert, originally scheduled for the Civic Center, was cancelled in April after the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra dissolved and filed for bankruptcy. After the announcement, Syracuse University agreed to host the youth finale.
Updated: 05/22/2011 08:37P
Trial soon for teen accused in girl's death
TEKAMAH -- A trial is scheduled for next month for a Tekamah teen accused in the rape and killing of his younger half-sister. Court records show a trial is set for June 22 in Burt County District Court. The 15-year-old has been charged as an adult with
Updated: 05/22/2011 08:37P
Jengo Stevens blasts Abass Bundu
Could this then be a case of sheer political bankruptcy or unfathomable desperation on the part of the SLPP? I sincerely hope not in the interest of our cherished budding democracy which should be far removed from bareface opportunism, conceit or “gold
Updated: 05/22/2011 08:37P
Rescue services badly affected by fragile traffic system
He suggested devising a strong traffic management plan. “The culture of parking vehicles at unauthorised places must be dealt with an iron-hand by the law enforcement officials.” An official of the Chhipa Welfare Service also expressed similar views.
Updated: 05/22/2011 08:36P
Ansar Burney urges India to release Dr Chishty
“On January 31 this year, a trial court in Ajmer Sharif convicted and sentenced Dr Chishty and the other accused to life imprisonment with a fine of Rs20, 000. Later an appeal for suspension of sentence, moved by Dr Chishty in the Rajasthan High Court,
Updated: 05/22/2011 08:36P
Tory rebels' war on soft Ken law
Labour boss Ed Miliband has called a Commons vote today on Justice Secretary Mr Clarke's plans to slash the length of jail sentences and make police cutbacks. Last night at least one Tory MP, Philip Davies, vowed to vote with Labour and as many as 20
Updated: 05/22/2011 08:36P
Tory rebels' war on soft Ken law
Labour boss Ed Miliband has called a Commons vote today on Justice Secretary Mr Clarke's plans to slash the length of jail sentences and make police cutbacks. Last night at least one Tory MP, Philip Davies, vowed to vote with Labour and as many as 20
Updated: 05/22/2011 08:36P
KARACHI 10 years back
The bench comprising Justice Anwar Mansoor Khan was hearing an execution application filed by plaintiff Shaukat and Raza who maintained that the KDA (defendant) is avoiding implementation of decree awarded in their favour by a bench of the SHC.
Updated: 05/22/2011 08:36P
Stopping that urge to leave school
The academy provides classroom instruction for about 20 children ages 12-14 each semester. The school also works with kids in other areas, among them conflict resolution skills and appropriate social behavior, said Julie Weber, who coordinates the
Updated: 05/22/2011 08:35P
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