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Buffalo, MO Police Tout DWI Crackdown
It also corresponded with tighter laws in the Show-Me State for DWI offenders. During the campaign, Buffalo officers issued 72 traffic tickets, including 30
Updated: 09/07/2010 07:29P
Rollins Fires CEO's Son After Lawsuit Over Trusts
The company said Glen Rollins and his siblings have also recently filed a lawsuit against their father, CEO Gary Rollins; their uncle, chairman R. Randall
Updated: 09/07/2010 07:29P
Mason man in I-675 crash transferred to Drake Center
Brennan Eden, 19, survived the 7 am crash caught on tape by a Sugarcreek Township police officer's cruiser camera. Although Eden had been cited an hour
Updated: 09/07/2010 07:29P
Prosecutors: Let death penalty trial proceed
Prosecutors decided to seek an unusual remedy from the Ohio 12th District Court of Appeals after Common Pleas Judge Andrew Nastoff said the trial of
Updated: 09/07/2010 07:28P
Walgreen spent $350K in lobbying during 2Q
The Deerfield, Ill., company said it discussed amending federal law to allow pharmacies to import prescription drugs, Medicare fraud laws,
Updated: 09/07/2010 07:27P
Red Mass opens 4th District Court
Matthew Tyler Long, parochial vicar of Jesus the Good Shepherd Catholic Church, placed emphasis on the meaning of justice. “Justice is giving someone what
Updated: 09/07/2010 07:27P
Court rejects rivals' motion to void patents on Teva's Copaxone
Judge Jones ruled that a full trial would have to be held on whether the patents are valid and specific enough. The court has yet to set a date.
Updated: 09/07/2010 07:26P
Six Flags Entertainment names new finance chief, general counsel
DALLAS (AP) - Six Flags Entertainment Corp. announced Tuesday the appointments of John Duffey as chief financial officer and Lance Balk as general counsel.
Updated: 09/07/2010 07:26P
UW History Professor Dies In Car Accident
(AP) ? A University of Wyoming history professor has died in a car crash. Adrian Bantjes (BANT-jez) was an associate professor who focused on Latin
Updated: 09/07/2010 07:22P
Mel Gibson Arresting Officer Sues Sheriff's Department for Religious
Mee alleges violation of the California Fair Employment and Housing Act by Discrimination on Account of Religion; retaliation in violation of the California
Updated: 09/07/2010 07:21P
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