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Judge extends deadline for Borders, sale expected
AP , 06.02.11, 03:54 PM EDT A judge granted Borders an extension to file its reorganization plan under bankruptcy protection, but a sale of some of its stores appears more likely. A Borders lawyer confirmed Thursday that a bankruptcy judge granted the
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:01P
Judge extends deadline for Borders, sale expected
AP , 06.02.11, 03:54 PM EDT A judge granted Borders an extension to file its reorganization plan under bankruptcy protection, but a sale of some of its stores appears more likely. A Borders lawyer confirmed Thursday that a bankruptcy judge granted the
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:01P
Zero speeding tolerance
Drivers can expect heavier than normal traffic flows over the holiday weekend, says Ian. Holiday driving requires special care, consideration, concentration and planning, says Ian. It's important that drivers give themselves plenty of time to make
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:01P
Filipinos split on support for proposed divorce bill
The survey asked respondents one question, for or against divorce, and were not asked to explain other things. Six years ago, SWS found in a survey that 43 per cent wanted a divorce law to be passed, while 44 per cent disagreed with the measure.
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:01P
Is Televangelist Joyce Meyer to Blame for Family's Murder?
Many people consider this a fitting punishment for such a horrible crime -- strangling his wife and two young sons in their beds -- and are happy that justice has finally been served. But others wonder if there should be consequences, too,
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:01P
2011 US Open: Parking and Transportation
“General spectators without a championship-specific parking pass should park in one of the designated spectator parking areas or use an alternative form of transportation such as Metro, buses, biking, or taxi service,” said Emil Wolanin, chief traffic
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:01P
Mom: Crash victim's organs donated to 6 patients
Sweet said it was not clear at first whether Ashton's heart could be donated because it suffered a bruise in the accident, probably from the seat belt. Her liver, an organ that can regenerate, was split into two parts for two patients, she said.
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:00P
EHS personnel see to the injured driver (in the back seat) while firefighters
The driver was parking or leaving a gravel parking spot on St. Mary's Street behind the Tideview Terrace Home for Special Care when the accident happened. The front end of the chevy Aveo rammed through the siding and cement building blocks of the shed
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:00P
Investigation underway after fatal accident on Greenbelt Highway; victim
(WHAS11)- A deadly crash in Pleasure Ridge Park killed one woman and sent two people to the hospital. Barbara Jeffies, 54, was pronounced dead at the hospital. Louisville Metro Police said a blue Ford Taurus made a left turn on Greenbelt
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:00P
3 Boeing employees want to join labor lawsuit
s North Charleston plant want roles in a lawsuit filed by the National Labor Relations Board, claiming they are sure to lose their jobs if the federal agency is successful and work on the 787 passenger jet returns to Washington state.
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:00P