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Tree Toppers of San Antonio Celebrates 35 Years in Business
He worked for his father-in-law's tree company before continuing the family business by starting his own San Antonio Tree Company.
Updated: 09/21/2010 03:05A
Editorial: The public and veterans benefit from special court
Sometimes Lady Justice needs to peek out from under her blindfold for a glimpse of what's happening. For nearly 15 years, that's just what she's been doing
Updated: 09/21/2010 03:05A
Playboy conman George Schouten sets sail to France to escape justice
By Daily Mail Reporter He was due to be jailed after inventing a show-jumping team and tricking equestrian businesses into parting with their cash.
Updated: 09/21/2010 03:04A
NAACP billboard: Focus tax money on schools, not prisons
The campaign also hopes to boost support for the National Criminal Justice Commission Act being considered by the Senate, Mondesire said.
Updated: 09/21/2010 03:04A
Murder-Suicide Suspect Feared Prison
he was indicted for assault, but a judge dismissed the charge after viewing the surveillance video, according to criminal defense attorney Walter Rodby.
Updated: 09/21/2010 03:04A
Exam fraudster to be sentenced
David Fox, 51, was convicted of four counts of fraud after a trial at Birmingham Crown Court last month, which followed an inquiry into his company by the
Updated: 09/21/2010 03:03A
Probes by FBI called improper
11, 2001, attacks, the Justice Department said Monday, citing cases in which agents put activists on terrorist watch lists even though they were planning
Updated: 09/21/2010 03:03A
Rihanna in 3 million pound lawsuit
Singer Rihanna is facing a 3 million pound lawsuit from Brazilian concert promoters, who claim that they were duped into booking the 'Umbrella' singer for a
Updated: 09/21/2010 03:02A
Lawsuit aims to let tea party T-shirts be worn at polls
A conservative group filed a federal lawsuit Monday to make sure voters get to wear their tea party T-shirts to the polls. The lawsuit stemmed from the case
Updated: 09/21/2010 03:02A
Victim to testify at deli robbery trial
ask yourself, 'Isn't there a different explanation?' " The trial is scheduled to resume this morning before state Supreme Court Justice Charles D. Wood.
Updated: 09/21/2010 03:02A
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