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Brotherhood leader: Teachers Syndicate victory blow to NDP remnants
The Muslim Brotherhood's overwhelming success in the Teachers Syndicate election was a blow to remnants of the dissolved National Democratic Party (NDP), claimed Essam al-Erian, the vice president of the Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party,
Updated: 09/18/2011 06:17A
Airport terminal design presented
by DAVID DAVIS Managing Editor The Cleveland Municipal Airport Authority is turning its attention to business plans, terminals and hangars as grade work in the second phase of construction begins winding down and the airport layout begins to take shape
Updated: 09/18/2011 06:16A
AIADMK's decision to attend Narendra Modi's fast 'wrong': CPI(M)
"The Supreme Court direction actually goes a step forward of what has been asked by the victims. The victims have been asking for filing of an FIR against Modi. The Supreme Court has ordered the trial court to proceed on a trial on the basis of a
Updated: 09/18/2011 06:16A
Drug-related deaths outnumber traffic fatalities in the US
Sheriff's Deputy Grace Schmidt, member of the Los Angeles County Health Authority Law Enforcement Task Force, books evidence from an undercover prescription drug sting operation on a downtown Los Angeles, Calif., street. LOS ANGELES — Propelled by an
Updated: 09/18/2011 06:12A
East Hampton Notebook: MTK Out $2000
The air traffic control tower will control all air traffic arriving at and departing from the Wainscott airport. The town board said it will move forward with the necessary applications to the Federal Aviation Administration, including a line-of-site
Updated: 09/18/2011 06:10A
Speech in full: Lynne Featherstone
And I know that it hasn't always been easy; and that at times the reality of this Coalition business is very tough. But that is the point. That is what we are here for. Because who are we – if not the party who makes the hard calls?
Updated: 09/18/2011 06:09A
Courts of second opinion
"I would have preferred the Court of Appeals to have given an admonishment," Ward said. "It wasn't necessary to go as far as they did and reverse it and order a new trial. "They felt they had to send a message," Ward said of the appeals judges.
Updated: 09/18/2011 06:08A
Courts of second opinion
"I would have preferred the Court of Appeals to have given an admonishment," Ward said. "It wasn't necessary to go as far as they did and reverse it and order a new trial. "They felt they had to send a message," Ward said of the appeals judges.
Updated: 09/18/2011 06:08A
Blaming doesn't make us safer
Such stories led us to bring together local law enforcement with hundreds of our community members. In English and Spanish, ordinary people told their stories in order to build better relationships with one another and with the police.
Updated: 09/18/2011 06:08A
Blaming doesn't make us safer
Such stories led us to bring together local law enforcement with hundreds of our community members. In English and Spanish, ordinary people told their stories in order to build better relationships with one another and with the police.
Updated: 09/18/2011 06:08A
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