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House panel passes border security bill named after slain ICE agent
WASHINGTON ” A bill named after slain Immigration and Customs Enforcement special agent Jaime Zapata that would direct $102 million in funds for law enforcement efforts at the US-Mexico border was passed by a House panel on Thursday.
Updated: 06/02/2011 07:24P
Media Advisory: Rearden Commerce Mischaracterized in Sabre Antitrust Lawsuit
Rearden Commerce's travel products are designed to ensure the traveler is completely informed at the point of purchase, delivering an experience centered on meeting their needs while ensuring that they are compliant with corporate policy.
Updated: 06/02/2011 07:24P
Legislative Parliament session ignites more squabbling
Berri contains a large number of draft laws that cover ratifying bilateral and other agreements with foreign states and organizations, but activists and the public have been anticipated the long-awaited passage of items such as a new traffic law,
Updated: 06/02/2011 07:20P
PINEWOOD BID PROBED
Its verdict is due on June 21 and could result in Peel, which has a near 30 per cent stake in the studio, undertaking to make disposals or the matter being referred to the Competition Commission. It is understood the OFT is looking at the provision of
Updated: 06/02/2011 07:18P
Former Bronx ADA found not guilty on DWI charges in trial that exposed cop
Jurors rejected testimony from cops accused of corruptly fixing traffic tickets when they delivered a not guilty verdict in a Bronx drunk driving case today. Stephen Lopresti, a lawyer charged with felony DWI after a 2006 accident on
Updated: 06/02/2011 07:17P
Former Bronx ADA found not guilty on DWI charges in trial that exposed cop
Jurors rejected testimony from cops accused of corruptly fixing traffic tickets when they delivered a not guilty verdict in a Bronx drunk driving case today. Stephen Lopresti, a lawyer charged with felony DWI after a 2006 accident on
Updated: 06/02/2011 07:17P
Former Bronx ADA found not guilty on DWI charges in trial that exposed cop
Jurors rejected testimony from cops accused of corruptly fixing traffic tickets when they delivered a not guilty verdict in a Bronx drunk driving case today. Stephen Lopresti, a lawyer charged with felony DWI after a 2006 accident on
Updated: 06/02/2011 07:17P
Former Bronx ADA found not guilty on DWI charges in trial that exposed cop
Jurors rejected testimony from cops accused of corruptly fixing traffic tickets when they delivered a not guilty verdict in a Bronx drunk driving case today. Stephen Lopresti, a lawyer charged with felony DWI after a 2006 accident on
Updated: 06/02/2011 07:17P
Brown County Hospital Sold To Arizona Company
An Arizona company called Southwest Health Care now owns Brown County General. Southwest is, in reality, a man named Paul Tuft. Today he assumed the hospital's debt in exchange for hospital assets and a promise to make it bigger and better.
Updated: 06/02/2011 07:16P
Dan Walters: California cities pay price for overspending
City of Vallejo finance director Rob Stout works with video presentation of city staff's economic projections and recommendations fort bankruptcy at the Tuesday night, May 6, 2008, Vallejo City Council meeting. (Mike Jory/Times-Herald)
Updated: 06/02/2011 07:13P
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