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'Charge them!' - Passengers upset as strike causes airport delays
BY INGRID BROWN Senior staff reporter browni@jamaicaobserver.com THE labour ministry moved last evening to have air traffic controllers prosecuted for defying a court order to return to work yesterday and end a strike that has severely affected travel
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:18A
Chrysler to repay government today
Chrysler got about $10.5 billion from the United States to survive bankruptcy in 2009. It has repaid some of the money and plans to give the United States $5.9 billion today. The company still owes the US government $2 billion. The government could get
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:18A
DPP to announce verdict over G20 riot manslaughter charge
"In line with our statement on May 3 2011 when the inquest jury reached its verdict, the CPS review has taken into account all of the evidence now available, including any new evidence that emerged at the inquest, the issues left by the coroner to the
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:18A
US Was Asked to Remove Sri Lanka UN Diplomat on Credible Evidence of Genocide
The memo additionally mentions that US immigration law states that US immigration law to exclude aliens, including diplomats, when there are “reasonable grounds to believe” that the aliens entry would have “adverse foreign policy consequences for the
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:18A
A Personal Med Profile Can Be a Lifesaver During a Travel Emergency and Help
Travel Insured International®, the leading independently-owned travel insurance provider, joins with the US Travel Insurance Association in recommending that travelers carry a copy of, and have online access to, their personal medical profile.
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:18A
Pimp used some of city's best-known strip clubs to cover for his elaborate
Wallace has hired high-profile criminal-defense attorney Harvey Steinberg, who maintained his client's innocence. Steinberg declined to comment on information contained in police documents other than to caution, "Don't believe everything you read.
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:17A
Bankruptcy attorney named U.S. trustee
Nashville bankruptcy attorney Samuel K. Crocker has been appointed US trustee for Tennessee and Kentucky, the US Department of Justice announced. The US Trustee Program oversees the bankruptcy system to guard against abuses, provide case administration
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:15A
Immigration efforts fizzle in most states
Its new law allows local officers to check the immigration status of a suspect who can't produce an accepted form of ID. It also includes a provision requiring employers with more than 10 employees to use E-Verify by July 2013, similar to a 2007 law in
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:15A
Few states manage tougher immigration laws
Joe Harrison, a Republican, said federal inaction prompted his interest in state laws on immigration. "I'm just trying to give them a little Taser move in the right direction," he said. But Harrison's bill has yet to move out of committee,
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:14A
Immigration's dark side
The dark side is there are tens of thousands who not only break the law to come here, they refuse to accept American values. They bring with them millions of pounds of drugs, and a crime rate more than double that of legal immigrants.
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:14A
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