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SC House OKs controversial immigration bill (+survey)
The bill requires law enforcement officers to check the immigration status of people they pull over for traffic violations or stop on suspicion of other violations. After one more perfunctory vote, the bill, which the House amended, heads back to the
Updated: 05/25/2011 12:01A
SC House OKs controversial immigration bill (+survey)
The bill requires law enforcement officers to check the immigration status of people they pull over for traffic violations or stop on suspicion of other violations. After one more perfunctory vote, the bill, which the House amended, heads back to the
Updated: 05/25/2011 12:01A
I-73 fight raises other concerns
“The commitment was definitely made years ago,” Banning said. “We've never honored that commitment. It's time we get that done. It will benefit the airport, benefit UPS and benefit the entire Midlands area traffic flow.”
Updated: 05/25/2011 12:01A
Judge rules St. Louis red light camera ordinance is 'void'
Red light cameras in the city of St. Louis violate state law: That's a judge's preliminary ruling on a lawsuit filed by drivers who received the tickets and challenged their legality. The flashbulbs on top of red light cameras at 51
Updated: 05/25/2011 12:01A
If the NCAA has no role in the BCS, the BCS should simply break away
In response to a letter from the Department of Justice asking the NCAA whether or not the BCS might violate antitrust laws, Emmert wasted no time in passing the buck. Other than licensing bowl games, Emmert said, “the NCAA has no role in the BCS or the
Updated: 05/25/2011 12:01A
1 passenger hurt as Monroe teens' SUVs collide
Road and collided with the SUV driven by Joshua S. Warner, 19, of Effort, state police at Fern Ridge said. The drivers were not hurt, police said, but Johnson's passenger, Josh Perry, 17, of Effort suffered a minor injury in the crash, police said.
Updated: 05/25/2011 12:00A
Chrysler puts most of bailout in its rearview
But government ownership doesn't end with the loan repayment. The Treasury still owns 6.6 percent of Chrysler, part of the original stake it got in exchange for the bailout. About $2 billion of the government aid went to parts of Chrysler that were
Updated: 05/25/2011 12:00A
Drilling amendment back with Murrysville council
traffic and noise, and some have even called for a ban or moratorium on the drilling, but officials have reminded them they are limited from doing so under the state Oil and Gas Act, and subsequent court decisions that upheld that law.
Updated: 05/25/2011 12:00A
BNY Mellon: No lawsuit impact
Custody banks keep records, track performance and lend securities for institutional investors including mutual funds, pension funds and hedge funds. State Street and BNY Mellon also manage investments for individuals and institutions.
Updated: 05/25/2011 12:00A
Bill requires contractors to prove workers are legal
Kim Ward of Hempfield, prompted by a traffic stop in December that revealed that a public housing project in Jeannette employed illegal aliens as carpenters and roofers. Ward's measure, which becomes law, requires contractors and subcontractors to
Updated: 05/25/2011 12:00A
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