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No 'primary cause' for salmon collapse of 2009, analysis of evidence shows
Mr. Marmorek, whose work is likely to guide the final report of the British Columbia Supreme Court's Mr. Justice Bruce Cohen, said a major research effort will be needed to fill in the “data gaps” that exist concerning what happens to salmon after they
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:08P
Road rage accused admits 'stupid' manoeuvre
Courtesy O'Brien family The trial heard a different story last week. Sam Dooley, one of the friends with O'Brien that night, said the truck came directly at them. Dooley said he jumped out of the way but then saw the vehicle strike O'Brien.
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:06P
Judge orders mother back to Mexico
Ian Demers, counsel for Justice Canada, argued at the hearing that halting the proceedings "takes for granted" that Ortiz would not receive protection from her allegedly abusive ex-spouse and that her children would not receive proper medical care in
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:06P
Accused Tucson shooter must attend competency hearing
US District Judge Larry Burns set a September 27 hearing in federal court in Tucson on a time extension that prosecutors claim is needed for prison psychologists in Springfield, Missouri, to make Loughner mentally fit to stand trial, a court official
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:06P
Trial for former LP-A coach rescheduled
The trial for a Lake Park-Audubon girls basketball coach charged with touching a 17-year-old player has been pushed back. Andrew Schwan, 34, was scheduled to start his trial today in Stearns County, but the court administrator says it's been moved to
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:05P
Philly Pops cutting ties to Philadelphia Orchestra | Philadelphia Inquirer
The orchestra, which sought to split from the Pops well before its April Chapter 11 filing, folded the effort into its bankruptcy proceedings. The eight-page severance agreement - filed with US Bankruptcy Court on Monday and subject to approval by
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:05P
Migration law standoff tests Labor resolve
Immigration Minister Chris Bowen said not being able to put in place a regional framework for dealing with people-smugglers would put asylum seeker lives at risk. "It will mean that people will continue to take that boat journey to Australia,
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:04P
High winds down trees in Billings area
a large cottonwood tree was down across the road blocking traffic. Q2 Chief Forecaster Bob McGuire says the peak wind gust during the storm was 58mph in the Billings area. Also near Ryegate, the weather service says law enforcement has confirmed
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:04P
Philly Pops cutting ties to Philadelphia Orchestra
The orchestra, which sought to split from the Pops well before its April Chapter 11 filing, folded the effort into its bankruptcy proceedings. The eight-page severance agreement - filed with US Bankruptcy Court on Monday and subject to approval by
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:04P
Moral Bankruptcy: Will US Veto Palestine? – OpEd
The Euro community and the NATO community will probably vote against a Palestinian state, which would be no surprise as they have already demonstrated their moral bankruptcy in the former Yugoslavia, Iraq, Afghanistan, and most recently in Libya.
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:03P
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