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Insider trading guilty ex-KPMG manager to spend 2 years behind bars
Andrew Dalzell, 49, will serve the two-year imprisonment by way of “an intensive correction order” (ICO) as ordered by Justice Peter Hall of the New South Wales Supreme Court, meaning Dalzell will undertake a minimum of 32 hours of community service
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:20A
Community columnist: What empowering really means
One of my favorite local books is Bob Kierlin's “The Power of Fastenal People.” It's funny how we think about power: Generally pretty negatively; especially if we don't have it. As British historian Lord Acton said, “Power tends to corrupt;
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:19A
A Long & Arduous Struggle Ahead
Some general features of the verdict stand out. The people have decisively opted for change and given a sweeping victory to the TMC combine. There was a total consolidation of all the anti-Left forces ranging from the right to the Maoists on the
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:19A
S. Korean court begins trial for 5 Somali pirates
South Korean court has begun a trial for five Somali pirates captured during a raid on a hijacked ship in the Arabian Sea. The five were arrested in January after a team of South Korean commandos raided the seized South Korean-operated cargo ship and
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:19A
$10 for Harvard
Harvard College is an institution worthy of our support because it largely succeeds as a mechanism for social justice. By the numbers, few schools do as much to empower the middle and working classes. Harvard has embarked on an ambitious financial aid
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:18A
Columbia police face difficulties in identifying and defining gangs
Burton said most of the gangs in Columbia are made up of local youths, and their activity is largely related to drugs and petty crimes. “Like every city, we have our own group of kids drawn to gangs. Some join the band, others get into mischief,” he
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:17A
Leviste blames lax system for field trips
Speaking before a special justice department panel, Leviste said he left the prison without a permit because he was no longer thinking like a prisoner after being accorded living out status inside the prison. Living out status means a prisoner does not
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:17A
Jamaica: Tivoli Gardens killings- No justice for 47 killed
Authorities in Jamaica must bring to justice those responsible for the human rights violations during an operation to arrest a suspected gang leader in Tivoli Gardens last year, which resulted in the killing of 74 people, said Amnesty International
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:17A
Results from Sunday's bowling action
Cassel Hills — Two Man Team Championship—Low Gross: Mike Spirito/Jerry Willis 134, Jake North/Todd North 137, Tom Justice/Larry Duggins 139; Low Net: Ray Zawadzki/Bob Townsend 126, Mike Spirito/Jerry Willis 128, Mike Krimm/Dorsey Noble 128.
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:15A
Fundraiser helps library, honors memory of father, daughter
Jeremy and Isabel Cox were killed in a vehicle accident on May 29, 2010 near Rushford, Minn. (David Ranzenberger/Winona Daily News) HOUSTON, Minn. - Their soft voices rose above the piano and floated to the back of the crowded church, singing hymns
Updated: 05/23/2011 01:15A
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