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Referendum on RH bill, divorce
The referendum can be binding or non-binding. the Catholic Church would perhaps insist that it be non-binding so as to account for the possibility that the people may vote for divorce and thus delay the fight to Congress, where they feel they have a
Updated: 05/31/2011 11:23P
Cruiser Video Released In Urbana Road Chase
Champaign County Sheriff Brent Emmons said, "He Initiated to make a traffic stop, turned his lights and sirens on, but he refused to stop." Cruiser camera video showed that Harp finally complied with the deputy's orders and made his way to the back of
Updated: 05/31/2011 11:22P
Notorious strip club Showgirls Bar 20 to learn fate
Picture: Tim Carrafa Source: Herald Sun THE immediate fate of notorious King St strip club Showgirls Bar 20 will be decided this afternoon when a Supreme Court associate justice will announce if it can keep its liquor licence for another month.
Updated: 05/31/2011 11:21P
Charges filed against 9/11 accused
The charges, which must now be approved by a tribunal official, set the stage for the highest-profile al-Qaeda suspects in custody to finally face justice almost a decade after the attacks, which killed nearly 3000 people.
Updated: 05/31/2011 11:21P
Madison schools to pay $90K to settle open enrollment lawsuit
The Madison School District has agreed to a $90000 settlement in a lawsuit over a former policy that permitted denial of a student's open enrollment application based on race. The case affects about 200 to 300 Madison students who wanted to transfer to
Updated: 05/31/2011 11:20P
Bahrain offers to meet with government foes
"Virginity tests" decried: Amnesty International issued a statement Tuesday demanding that Egyptian authorities bring to justice those responsible for ordering or conducting forced "virginity tests" on female protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square on
Updated: 05/31/2011 11:20P
Mediator named to help settle Sask. teachers' contract dispute
But Labour Relations and Justice Minister Don Morgan announced Tuesday that the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation and the government-trustee bargaining committee have requested the appointment of a mediator, Richard Hornung, who will try to help
Updated: 05/31/2011 11:19P
Police interview potential victims in Carrier case
They're looking into the possibility of a civil lawsuit. While that potential lawsuit could include CSPD, Levinson says the school district is the main focus. "I think we're primarily focused on District 11 and how this could have happened in the
Updated: 05/31/2011 11:19P
Iraqis charged in US with trying to help al Qaeda
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two Iraqi men were arrested and charged in Kentucky with trying to help al Qaeda militants in their home country and one of the suspects was also charged for attacks on US troops there, the Justice Department
Updated: 05/31/2011 11:18P
Perry County police chase ends with crash in Middlesex
According to a release issued by Trooper Tom Pinkerton, a trooper from state police at Newport had attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a suspected unregistered GMC Sonoma pick-up truck when the vehicle fled the area. Throughout the 10-15 mile chase,
Updated: 05/31/2011 11:18P
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