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No water, no power = home uninhabitable
Often times they have more traffic coming and going in the wee hours of the morning than the corner 7-Eleven. That - as those in law enforcement can tell you - is a warning sign of a bigger problem. You call the police. They respond.
Updated: 09/22/2011 04:22A
Inquest: Husband plans to sue hospital after reports were lost
A GRIEVING husband waited five years for answers over his wife's death only for the Essex Coroner to decide it was an accident. Peter Long's wife Lydia died at Broomfield Hospital from serious head injuries after she mysteriously fell in the ward
Updated: 09/22/2011 04:21A
Don't visit Pakistan: Shiv Sena to Anna Hazare
The delegation comprised Justice Nasir Aslam Jahid, a former judge of Pakistan's Supreme Court, and Karamat Ali, a well-known peace activist. Ali told a news agency that the success of Hazare's anti-corruption movement had boosted the morale of the
Updated: 09/22/2011 04:21A
Federal grant will help Downstate Innocence Project investigate non-DNA cases
The Downstate Innocence Project got more than $249000 from the Justice Department. Project director Larry Golden says more than 90 percent of wrongful convictions cannot be resolved with DNA testing. He says that without DNA, figuring out whether
Updated: 09/22/2011 04:20A
Daily View: Verdicts on Nick Clegg's conference speech
Commentators give their verdict on the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg's speech to the Liberal Democrat conference. "When Lib Dem MPs were wheeled out afterwards they all parroted from the same hymn sheet that it was a serious speech for serious times
Updated: 09/22/2011 04:20A
Unemployed Dads Face Increased Likelihood of Divorce
Unemployed men facing divorce may be in a particularly vulnerable situation. If you are out of work and contemplating a divorce, contact an experienced Missouri divorce attorney. A knowledgeable family law attorney can work to protect your rights and
Updated: 09/22/2011 04:20A
WREX.com – Rockford's News LeaderGrant will aid Ill. center on wrongful
The Downstate Innocence Project got more than $249000 from the Justice Department. Project director Larry Golden says more than 90% of wrongful convictions cannot be resolved with DNA testing. He says that without DNA, figuring out whether someone has
Updated: 09/22/2011 04:20A
Recent incidents point to rise in number of local meth laboratories
He said he stopped Gerrone's vehicle on two active warrants for failure to answer one summary and one non-traffic citation. While patting Gerrone down as he checked for weapons, Brown said, he found store display cards typically used at drugstores when
Updated: 09/22/2011 04:19A
Post Newspaper defies court order
But this is contrary to ECZ Chairperson Justice Mambilima's clarification Wednesday night that the commission's website had been hacked into, and has since been pulled down while investigations had been instituted. Giving the last election results
Updated: 09/22/2011 04:19A
Ex-president of Mexico sued in Conn over massacre
is being sued in Connecticut for alleged crimes against humanity in connection with the 1997 killings of 45 people in a Mexican village. Lawyers for 10 unnamed relatives of the victims filed the lawsuit last Friday in US District Court in Hartford,
Updated: 09/22/2011 04:18A
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