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Local bus company offers extra training for driver safety
The rivets in the Tuesday morning crash may have been heard, but it would already have been too late. A New York-bound tour bus carrying 57 passengers flipped at the Carmel Church exit on Interstate-95, killing four and injuring scores of others.
Updated: 06/01/2011 01:08A

Dakota County: County wins appeal on deputy's defense
Dakota County Sheriff's Deputy Phillip Simpson was hoping to be defended by the county attorney in a lawsuit alleging he released medical information about inmate Jason Olson-Skweres, the boyfriend of a corrections officer with whom Simpson had a child
Updated: 06/01/2011 01:08A

Suit by Memphis TV news reporter says nude photos on website not her
Memphis television news reporter Lauren Lee says in a federal lawsuit that pornographic pictures purporting to be her are false and defamatory and she is asking a federal judge to order an Arizona man to permanently remove them from
Updated: 06/01/2011 01:07A

Norfolk steel contractor fined GBP 25000 for breaching safety laws
It is reported that a Norfolk steel erector has been fined GBP 25000 for breaching health and safety laws, after an accident in which a worker received an 11000V electric shock. Self employed steel erector Mr Mark Rushbrook was building poultry units
Updated: 06/01/2011 01:07A

Troubled Borders to seek 4 more months to develop turnaround plan
The future of Borders Group Inc. may become clearer Thursday when a bankruptcy judge considers the bookseller's request for more time to craft a turnaround plan. The Ann Arbor-based bookstore chain hopes to persuade US Bankruptcy Judge Martin Glenn to
Updated: 06/01/2011 01:07A

Troubled Borders to seek 4 more months to develop turnaround plan
The future of Borders Group Inc. may become clearer Thursday when a bankruptcy judge considers the bookseller's request for more time to craft a turnaround plan. The Ann Arbor-based bookstore chain hopes to persuade US Bankruptcy Judge Martin Glenn to
Updated: 06/01/2011 01:07A

Quicken adds to Detroit holdings
Its largest tenants are the law firm of Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP and the nonprofit United Way for Southeastern Michigan. The purchase agreement for the First National was signed in early April in bankruptcy court, according to court
Updated: 06/01/2011 01:06A

Detroit female cop files bias suit
The lawsuit filed by Lt. Sherell Stanley chronicles the woman's bid to become the first woman assigned to the department's Special Response Team. The unit drew criticism last year following a raid at an apartment that ended with 7-year-old Aiyana
Updated: 06/01/2011 01:06A

Bus driver charged after crash kills four
"This is the first serious accident" involving SkyExpress buses, the company said in a statement released through its media liaison, Gail Parenteau. "The bus driver has never before been involved in an accident." Many bus operators eschew terminals to
Updated: 06/01/2011 01:06A

Lehman Accuses Goldman of Trying to Delay Bankruptcy Probe
June 1 (Bloomberg) -- Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. accused Goldman Sachs Group Inc. of deliberately trying to delay a bankruptcy investigation by moving at a “glacial pace” in turning over documents related to the probe.
Updated: 06/01/2011 01:05A

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