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UC researchers aid recovery from deer run-in
The Lakota Board of Education ratified the teacher and support staff contract, approved to make budget reductions and agreed to offer a retirement incentive... By James Weber • jweber@nky.com KENTON COUNTY – Covington Catholic High School rolled to the
Updated: 05/23/2011 10:31P
Suspended road death sentence is 'fair'
The children of a mother of five killed by an Italian tourist who crashed while driving on the wrong side of the road say his suspended sentence is fair. Gabriele Cimadomo, 36, wept as he was sentenced on Tuesday to two years, suspended, for dangerous
Updated: 05/23/2011 10:30P
Lawyers Ask NY Federal Judge to Find Iran Liable for Sept. 11 Terror Attacks
Iran has not responded to the lawsuit, which was first filed in Washington, DC, and later transferred to New York. A message was left Friday with the Iranian mission to the United Nations. The lawyers said Iran and "its proxy terrorist organization,"
Updated: 05/23/2011 10:30P
Forensic Evidence Holds Key To Anthony Trial
CASEY ANTHONY leaves the courtroom during a recess in jury selection last week at the Pinellas County Criminal Justice Center in Clearwater. GARY W. GREEN | THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Prosecutors plan to have jurors smell the odor from her car,
Updated: 05/23/2011 10:29P
UC researchers get credit for recovery
She has no memory of her accident on Interstate 71, where a deer jumped off the I-275 overpass and hit her as she drove north to a doctor's appointment. A year after suffering the traumatic brain injury, she is off pain medication and living a life
Updated: 05/23/2011 10:28P
Indy driver thankful crash only damaged her hands
AP BOSTON — Simona de Silvestro is thankful the horrific car crash that left her with severe burns last week only damaged her hands. Even heavily bandaged, de Silvestro can still drive and she plans to do so Saturday at the Indy 500.
Updated: 05/23/2011 10:28P
Trial over K-rock shock jock remarks starts Tuesday
The lawsuit also contends he broadcasted under the influence of drugs, alcohol or medications, and that colleagues refused to work with him. He was fired in March 2006 after he didn't show up for work for three days, prompting a suspension.
Updated: 05/23/2011 10:28P
Minister quizzed on Malaysia policy
Immigration Minister Chris Bowen has been asked by Labor colleagues to clarify whether the government's detention deal with Malaysia meets international human rights laws. The only question during Tuesday's Labor caucus meeting in Canberra was directed
Updated: 05/23/2011 10:28P
United Way': 'Annual All Children's Day', Palace of Arts Budapest, 29 May
"United Way Hungary – All Children's Day -a day about accident prevention. We invite you to join us at All Children's Day. United Way Hungary in cooperation with the Palace of the Arts will hold the event on the 29th of May in MPA.
Updated: 05/23/2011 10:27P
DOJ panel to summon ex-Prisons chief over Bilibid's 'sleep out' system
The Department of Justice (DOJ) panel looking into former Batangas Gov. Antonio Leviste's unauthorized trip outside the New Bilibid Prison will summon former Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) director Oscar Calderon to shed light on the "sleep out"
Updated: 05/23/2011 10:27P
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