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The people's decision will be respected – PM
However, he added, the Maltese people decided in favour of divorce and Parliament is obliged to implement that decision. This is what democracy is all about: That what the people have decided must become law. However, the minister walked off when he
Updated: 06/01/2011 04:07A
Freeland man struck while crossing street
The Dodge was driven by Joseph Wisniewski, 76, of Hazle Township, according to police, who said several witnesses reported that Sensenbach did not look for traffic before he crossed the road. Sensenbach was taken to Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical
Updated: 06/01/2011 04:06A
Barletta proposes sanctuary legislation
To illustrate how his bill could fight fraud, Barletta pointed to a well-publicized incident of a man arrested in Beaver Meadows during a traffic stop on May 2. The man was found to be an illegal immigrant with an arrest record; he had no job,
Updated: 06/01/2011 04:06A
Barletta proposes sanctuary legislation
To illustrate how his bill could fight fraud, Barletta pointed to a well-publicized incident of a man arrested in Beaver Meadows during a traffic stop on May 2. The man was found to be an illegal immigrant with an arrest record; he had no job,
Updated: 06/01/2011 04:06A
4 killed, more than 50 hurt in Va. bus crash; driver charged
Northbound traffic is being detoured at exit 98 in Hanover County, directed over to Route 1 and back to I-95 North at exit 110 in Caroline County. The lanes will remain closed through the morning rush. McDonnell said it's too soon to say whether there
Updated: 06/01/2011 04:04A
IMF not paying Greek tranche seems certain: paper
Without quoting any sources, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) said a new bailout program was probably the only way to save Greece from bankruptcy. The suggestion in the FAZ report that that IMF would withhold its share of a 12 billion euro tranche
Updated: 06/01/2011 04:04A
California's Bullet Train: On the Road to Bankruptcy
For California's high-speed rail boosters, including their chief cheerleader, US Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, the month of May was a month from hell. First came a scathing report by the California Legislature's fiscal watchdog, the nonpartisan
Updated: 06/01/2011 04:01A
Andal Sr. pleads not guilty in massacre case
With the help of a court interpreter, Andal Sr. entered his plea before Judge Jocelyn Solis-Reyes of the Quezon City Regional Trial Court Branch 221 in Taguig City. The relatives of the victims who were in the court loudly cried in anguish as Andal Sr.
Updated: 06/01/2011 04:00A
Portia blasts Gov't for 'threatening' striking workers
Charles noted at the time that the action by the air traffic controllers -- who under law are listed as providing an essential service and not allowed to strike -- had prevented the country from honouring its international obligations.
Updated: 06/01/2011 03:59A
Bar owner: Smoking is a personal decision; ban unfair
Jean Doublin, owner of Ruthie's Bar, has filed a lawsuit against the Springfield smoking ban. / Augusta Liddic / News-Leader Signs at Ruthie's Bar read "Nonsmoking Areas are Unavailable." / Augusta Liddic News-Leader Jean Doublin walked into the bar
Updated: 06/01/2011 03:59A
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