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Kansas pays nearly $220000 for Phill Kline sexual discrimination lawsuit
By AP Topeka — The state of Kansas has paid nearly $220000 to defend former Johnson County District Attorney Phill Kline's administration in a lawsuit alleging sexual discrimination. The Topeka Capital-Journal reports that records it received through
Updated: 05/23/2011 09:45A
Kansas law enforcement officers begin seat belt crackdown for annual 'Click It
Nearly 150 Kansas law enforcement agencies are participating in the annual campaign. The Kansas Department of Transportation says more than two-thirds of the 388 people who died in traffic crashes in 2009 were not wearing seat belts.
Updated: 05/23/2011 09:45A
USDA to deliver free webinar about PACA services
The US Department of Agriculture will deliver a free webinar, in Spanish, on June 23, 2 pm ET, highlighting Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act (PACA) Branch services. Every business day, USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) receives
Updated: 05/23/2011 09:45A
Trico Marine Services files liquidation plan
MarketWatch reports that days after Trico Marine Services spun off its marine supply and shipping businesses, the company filed a bankruptcy liquidation plan that proposes to pay its unsecured convertible noteholders less than six cents on the dollar.
Updated: 05/23/2011 09:44A
US: Immigration crackdown worries Vidalia onion county
The crackdown proved popular in suburban Atlanta, where Spanish-only signs proliferate and the Latino population has risen dramatically over the past few decades. Residents complain that illegal immigrants take their jobs and strain public resources.
Updated: 05/23/2011 09:44A
US: Immigration crackdown worries Vidalia onion county
The crackdown proved popular in suburban Atlanta, where Spanish-only signs proliferate and the Latino population has risen dramatically over the past few decades. Residents complain that illegal immigrants take their jobs and strain public resources.
Updated: 05/23/2011 09:44A
Cartoon shows little appreciation for Cliffs residents
First of all I can not imagine that the community would have preferred a bankruptcy to a deferral of development. Who knows what would have happened to the area if another buyer had purchased the property? We know of the high class style and expertise
Updated: 05/23/2011 09:44A
American Red Cross Faces Lawsuit Over Race Discrimination
?A telerecruiter at the American Red Cross has filed a lawsuit alleging racial, sexual and age-related discrimination after being fired last December. Rosalind Clayton, a 48-year-old black woman,
Updated: 05/23/2011 09:43A
Plymouth Pc's assault caught on colleague's bodycam
Exeter Magistrate's Court gave Wood a 12 month conditional discharge and ordered him to pay £800 costs. During the trial the court was shown footage from the bodycam worn by a female colleague of the officer. The two police officers had been called to
Updated: 05/23/2011 09:42A
IP varsity law entrance test mismanaged, claim aspirants
It took me half an hour more to reach the centre in Rajouri because of the traffic. By the time I had reached, the test had already begun," she said. Another issue faced by the students was that the university conducted the test for Journalism and Mass
Updated: 05/23/2011 09:42A
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