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Slovenia's banks saved Adria Airways
Yesterday afternoon, Slovenian banks unanimously approved to convert Adria Airways' multi million Euro debt into shares and endorsed a 50 million Euro cash injection from the government, saving the national carrier from bankruptcy.
Updated: 09/22/2011 01:08A

POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SALEM vs. RALPH C. SULLIVAN.
439, 447 (1941) (requirement that real estate tax be paid before taxpayer could obtain hearing on abatement did not violate equal protection clause although only applicable to those owing tax in excess of $1000 on single parcel). See also Lindsey v.
Updated: 09/22/2011 01:07A

POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SALEM vs. RALPH C. SULLIVAN.
439, 447 (1941) (requirement that real estate tax be paid before taxpayer could obtain hearing on abatement did not violate equal protection clause although only applicable to those owing tax in excess of $1000 on single parcel). See also Lindsey v.
Updated: 09/22/2011 01:07A

POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SALEM vs. RALPH C. SULLIVAN.
439, 447 (1941) (requirement that real estate tax be paid before taxpayer could obtain hearing on abatement did not violate equal protection clause although only applicable to those owing tax in excess of $1000 on single parcel). See also Lindsey v.
Updated: 09/22/2011 01:07A

Lawmakers probe Solyndra investors about loan
earlier this year, "putting the venture capitalists at the front of the line, ahead of taxpayers, in the event of bankruptcy, which was in violation of the plain letter of the law," Energy Committee chairman Fred Upton said in a statement.
Updated: 09/22/2011 01:07A

Lawmakers probe Solyndra investors about loan
earlier this year, "putting the venture capitalists at the front of the line, ahead of taxpayers, in the event of bankruptcy, which was in violation of the plain letter of the law," Energy Committee chairman Fred Upton said in a statement.
Updated: 09/22/2011 01:07A

Prospect gun case goes to grand court
Joshua Alexander Brown, 24, elected on Tuesday to stand trial in grand court on charges he possessed unlicensed firearms. Magistrate Nova Hall remanded him to custody until Friday, 30 September, when he is scheduled to appear in the higher court.
Updated: 09/22/2011 01:07A

Cabinet approves rollover suspension
Premier McKeeva Bush said Wednesday the amending legislation to the Immigration Law would go to the Legislative Assembly next week and that the suspension would last up to two years while a comprehensive review of the law was conducted.
Updated: 09/22/2011 01:07A

Dorcas cuts back fire assessment hike
DORCAS — Facing a backlash from property owners and a potential lawsuit, Dorcas Fire District commissioners have significantly cut a proposed increase in fire assessment fees. “I've got to eat,” property owner Walter Barrow told fire commissioners at a
Updated: 09/22/2011 01:06A

Deal gives GM, UAW credibility
s first tentative agreement with the United Auto Workers since bankruptcy appears to fulfill a sort of automotive Hippocratic oath: First, do no harm. The four-year pact would deliver a $5000 signing bonus to UAW-GM members, profit-sharing payouts of
Updated: 09/22/2011 01:06A

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