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Sean Kingston 'stabilized', but remains in ICU for severe injuries
People close by immediately after Kingston's accident could tell that it was serious because he repeatedly coughed up blood. Kingston's injuries include a broken jaw, fractured wrist, and water in his lungs, sources told CNN. However, the hip hop star
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:07A
IBM guns down Neon's mainframe accelerator in Texas
the US District Court for the Western District of Texas, located in Austin, granted a permanent injunction in favor of IBM in a long-running lawsuit Neon Enterprise Software, killing the controversial zPrime mainframe acceleration program.
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:07A
GRYDER v. DENNIN
In 2003, a jury, in an advisory verdict, awarded him $250000 for lost wages and benefits on his claim that, in 1997, the FRA retaliated against him, in violation of Title VII, by terminating his employment as a Motive Power & Equipment Inspector for
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:07A
Troy man says woman in burning car
AP TITTABAWASSEE TOWNSHIP — A quick-acting motorist from Troy pulled an unresponsive woman from a burning car following a crash in Saginaw County, authorities said. Jessica Dore, 28, of Bay City may have experienced blood sugar problems before her car
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:06A
SC Lawmakers Scheduled to Discuss Immigration Status Bill
An officer may not check immigration status simply on suspicion a person is in this country illegally. The proposed law for South Carolina differs from Arizona's controversial law in that South Carolina forbids authorities from holding someone because
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:06A
Helicopter crash kills 4 in Pakistan
The exact cause of the crash is being investigated. The helicopter was reportedly flying in bad weather and went down in a dust storm when visibility was poor. "The cause of the crash is being investigated. It appears to have been a technical fault,
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:05A
Germany still in dark over mystery killer bacteria
BERLIN - The number of people sickened by a mysterious killer bacteria grew on Wednesday, two weeks after the outbreak in Germany, while fears over tainted vegetables hit European farmers hard. Madrid threatened to sue German officials who initially
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:05A
Lawsuit says people with disabilities could be forced out of homes under NC
AP RALEIGH, NC — Advocates for people with disabilities in North Carolina have filed a federal class-action lawsuit to block cuts to in-home care services to 4000 low-income people. The News & Observer in Raleigh reported Wednesday the cuts target
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:05A
New canine officer reports for duty in Roodhouse
The arrests occurred after police made traffic stops and the dog sniffed drugs on people or in their vehicles, he said. Rocky and an Illinois State Police canine were used May 19 during searches of students' lockers and vehicles at North Greene and
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:05A
New York's Peek'n Peak Ski Resort Going to Auction
Online Media Findley Lake, NY - After a year in bankruptcy spawned by heavy mortgage debt, Peek'n Peak Ski Resort in western New York State is going to public auction later this summer. The auction is the result of an agreement between the resort,
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:04A
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