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Councilors' arraignment postponed by court
Proceedings were deferred pending a motion for review presented by La Trinidad councilors with the Department of Justice in relation to the case filed against them by journalist Jimmy Laking. During Tuesday morning's court session, Judge Danilo Camacho
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:57A
Vodafone India Tries to Mute Customer Criticism with Lawsuit Threat
The fact is that plenty of consumers vent their frustration on the quality of mobile services on social networks without intending personal malice and that certainly doesn't deserve a lawsuit. And if the posts were indeed private (which Facebook lets
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:56A
All Whites crash to heavy defeat
Tough battle ...Mexico's Aldo De Nigris tussles with New Zealand's Ivan Vicelich. Source: DOUG PENSINGER / AFP New Zealand wil be hoping to put on a better showing against Australia this weekend than they did in defeat to Mexico in the United States on
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:56A
(UPDATE) BOC files raps vs Bigcas, 5 others at DOJ
Customs chief Angelito Alvarez made the announcement at the Department of Justice (DOJ) after the filing of the case. Alvarez identified the five other people charged with smuggling as Noeh Alcala, Gilbert Omolon, Lyann Bigcas, Luke Alcala and Joshua
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:55A
Saptari road mishaps leave 25 injured
Some nine people were wounded when a bus (Na 3 Kha 3336) met with an accident in Bhagaha VDC-8 along the East-West Highway at 7.30 am today. The injured are being treated at Lahan Hospital, according to the Area police Office, Kalyanpur.
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:54A
Man airlifted to hospital after two trucks collide
A man believed to be in his 40s was airlifted to hospital Wednesday after the pickup truck he was driving rear-ended a five-ton Home Hardware delivery truck at Dunrobin and March roads. Department spokesman Marc Messier said the man had to be cut out
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:54A
Cycling enthusiasts recognized
won in the individual category. The winner in the organization category was Pathway Patrol, whose volunteers keep Ottawa pathways safe and clean. Timmermans, the awards' namesake, was a bike safety advocate who died in a bike crash in 1998.
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:54A
Judge queries convict's plan to nurse baby
Despite rejecting Percival's explanations for the 36 transactions as "nonsensical" and "unbelievable," Ontario Superior Court Justice John Mc-Munagle said he wanted to be sensitive to the needs of her newborn child, who was not in court.
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:54A
Full repayment unlikely from defendants in KU scandal
Big-dollar restitution represents the kind of longstanding debt that never goes away, said Kansas City criminal defense lawyer John Osgood. “It's like a student loan or a medical debt,” Osgood said. “It's something that you just get used to.
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:52A
Full repayment unlikely from defendants in KU scandal
Big-dollar restitution represents the kind of longstanding debt that never goes away, said Kansas City criminal defense lawyer John Osgood. “It's like a student loan or a medical debt,” Osgood said. “It's something that you just get used to.
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:52A
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