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(SD)-Police Identify Suspect In Casino Robberies
RAPID CITY, SD (AP) - Rapid City police say a fugitive from justice has been identified as a suspect in two casino robberies this week. Authorities say Sylvester Pacheco is suspected of robbing Happy Jacks Casino on Monday and Jokers Casino on Tuesday.
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:41A
Route 11 tolls plan may precede the road's completion
Two 2009 traffic counts found between 10400 and 10600 vehicles a day traveling on Route 11. One environmental-impact study estimated that the daily traffic count could reach 14600 vehicles if the extension project is finished. Gov.
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:41A
'Best of the Bar' attorneys share tales from the trenches
Years ago, bankruptcy attorney George “Dave” Giddens carefully prepared a client to testify in a hearing. The client performed well on the stand, and Giddens, of The Law Office of George “Dave” Giddens, won the hearing. About an hour later,
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:40A
'Best of the Bar' attorneys share tales from the trenches
Years ago, bankruptcy attorney George “Dave” Giddens carefully prepared a client to testify in a hearing. The client performed well on the stand, and Giddens, of The Law Office of George “Dave” Giddens, won the hearing. About an hour later,
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:40A
Two-time Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards indicted
The indictment was returned in the Middle District of North Carolina Friday, after plea negotiations between lawyers for Edwards and the Justice Department did not produce an agreement, people familiar with the talks said. A federal grand jury had been
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:40A
Philly Inquirer, Daily News HQ For Sale
The papers emerged from bankruptcy eight months ago under new ownership. Philadelphia Media Network Publisher Greg Osberg says a significant portion of the 526000-square-foot building isn't being used. There is no set asking price.
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:40A
Jurors watch Fla. jail video of Casey Anthony telling parents she wants to
Casey Anthony told her visiting parents in July 2008 she ached to come home from jail and see her missing child, according to a video shown to jurors on the ninth day of her murder trial for the child's death. In the jailhouse recording shown Friday
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:40A
Civil Rights Groups Challenge Georgia Anti-Immigrant Law
Several civil rights groups have filed a class-action lawsuit seeking to block a recent Georgia law modeled on the anti-immigrant measure in Arizona. The law empowers local and state police to demand documentation of residency and to detain people they
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:40A
Morning Bell: Unemployment Goes Up, Obama Declares Victory
The Heritage Foundation's James Gattuso explains that Chrysler and General Motors are where they're at today because of a bankruptcy process, not because of a costly bailout that could set a dangerous precedent down the road. President Obama should get
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:40A
ANALYSIS - Mladic trial to bring truth but not reconciliation
SARAJEVO (Reuters) - The trial of Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladic, known as the "butcher of the Balkans", may serve justice by exposing the truth about the war in Bosnia, but reconciliation of its divided people is still far off.
Updated: 06/03/2011 10:40A
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