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Owner of feed store killed in a forklift accident, police say
A longtime Chandler philanthropist and feed store owner died in an accident. Police say Bill C. Matthews, 64, died at Lincoln County Farm Center on
Updated: 09/17/2010 01:17A

Pregnancy discrimination lawsuit filed
A Denham Springs firm that publishes The Livingston Parish News and acquired The Antiques Gazette five years ago is the target of a
Updated: 09/17/2010 01:17A

Sheriff settles beating suit
The Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office has settled a federal lawsuit filed by an Iberia Parish man who claimed a deputy used excessive force
Updated: 09/17/2010 01:17A

Two motorcyclists injured in crash
Lubbock police suspect alcohol and speeding were factors in a late Wednesday night crash on Loop 289 that left a motorcyclist and his passenger seriously
Updated: 09/17/2010 01:16A

Nueva lnea interna en el radicalismo
Jvenes dirigentes de la Unin Cvica Radical (UCR) local lanzaron un nuevo espacio denominado "ngel Gerardo Pisarello", en homenaje al abogado y militante
Updated: 09/17/2010 01:15A

Little courage shown in Arizona's actions
I am curious as to why Ira Sohn uses the word “brave” to describe the lawmakers who wrote Arizona's immigration law (Letters, September 9).
Updated: 09/17/2010 01:15A

Arizona's initiative stops the insult of illegal immigration
Sir, Roger Algase's letter (September 13) on the “cleverly crafted” Arizona immigration law is yet another criticism from far away, this time New York,
Updated: 09/17/2010 01:15A

Sex case star breaks down in court
Brett Stewart wiped away tears as a colleague testified at his trial. Picture. Tracee Lea Source: The Daily Telegraph MANLY league star Brett
Updated: 09/17/2010 01:14A

El joven que mat a dos gais mantiene la legtima defensa pero admite que no
Su abogado pidi la absolucin, pero el fiscal demand 60 aos de crcel y centr su primera intervencin ante el jurado en tratar de desmontar la versin
Updated: 09/17/2010 01:11A

High court race showing signs of being costly, nasty
The political bomb drops have begun: Radio ads excoriating newly appointed Justice Alton T. Davis, endorsed by the Democrats, have hit the airwaves in the
Updated: 09/17/2010 01:10A

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