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Lucky escape for 35 as bus hits truck, falls into ditch
But she couldn't make it as the bus she was travelling met with an accident near Mahadevapura, some 35 km from Bangalore, early morning. Over 35 passengers, including Ayesha, had a providential escape when the private bus from Udupi which was heading
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:08P
Has AT&T Bought Political Influence in Congress? [Republican Congressmen Have
With the AT&T and T-Mobile takeover being blocked by the Justice Department, is AT&T exerting undue influence over lawmakers in calling for the Obama administration to reconsider? AT&T's announced acquisition of T-Mobile from parent company Deutsche
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:08P
Baltimore's Traffic Group Conducts New Study For Virginia Department Of
to those who drive a Hybrid, VDOT wants better understand how this particular law is impacting congestion in these lanes. "We are excited VDOT selected us to conduct the statewide ALPR study," says Wes Guckert, PTP, President of The Traffic Group.
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:08P
Report: Gov't Conference Served $16 Muffins
By Terry FriedenCNN Justice Department Producer WASHINGTON (CNN) -- An internal Justice Department audit in 2007 drew gasps and guffaws when investigators found that employees at a $60000 reception were served platters of Swedish meatballs at a cost of
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:08P
Exploring non-judicial foreclosure process
Since Florida is leading the nation in foreclosed properties, second only to California, it was no surprise for Historic City News reporters to learn that yesterday's House Civil Justice Subcommittee heard a presentation that suggested cutting the
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:08P
DOJ v. AT&T Antitrust Suit Set For February Trial
US District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle met for more than an hour with the lawyers involved in the antitrust enforcement action in Washington federal district court. Huvelle dedicated six weeks for the bench trial, which she scheduled to begin on Feb.
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:08P
DOJ v. AT&T Antitrust Suit Set For February Trial
US District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle met for more than an hour with the lawyers involved in the antitrust enforcement action in Washington federal district court. Huvelle dedicated six weeks for the bench trial, which she scheduled to begin on Feb.
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:08P
EEOC Charges Bass Pro with Discriminating Against Latino Applicants Preferring
The lawsuit alleges that managers at Bass Pro stores in the Houston area, in Louisiana, and elsewhere made overtly racially derogatory remarks acknowledging the discriminatory practices, including that hiring black candidates did not fit the corporate
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:08P
Experts call on government to allow foreign funding of NGOs
“The government must assume that NGOs are formed in goodwill,” said Ahmed Abu Baraka, legal advisor to the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party. “A successful political life is based on a strong civil society.” “We don't want NGOs to take
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:08P
Outdoor retailer accused of racial discrimination
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a federal agency charged with enforcing anti-discrimination laws in employment, filed a lawsuit in US District Court in Houston on Wednesday. The lawsuit alleges that qualified African-Americans and
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:07P
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