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Poll: Economy top concern in Tenn.
Nearly 57 percent of Tennesseans say the economy and job creation should take precedence for state leaders, ahead of education and hot-button issues such as
Updated: 02/06/2011 06:04A

Verdict split on Reagan presidency
Reagan got that Congress to cut taxes but not to make commensurate spending cuts. The debt surpassed a once-unheard-of $1 trillion in Reagan's first year in
Updated: 02/06/2011 06:04A

Hospital's top exec, lawyer blasted
North General and its “counsel did not do their jobs properly,” wrote the examiner, Richard Stern, co-chair of the bankruptcy practice at the law firm
Updated: 02/06/2011 06:03A

Hospital's top exec, lawyer blasted
North General and its “counsel did not do their jobs properly,” wrote the examiner, Richard Stern, co-chair of the bankruptcy practice at the law firm
Updated: 02/06/2011 06:03A

Indie bookstores stage comeback
A NEW CHAPTER: Robert Fader of Posman Books says sales at its Chelsea Market location rose 22% in January over year-earlier levels. Borders, the No.
Updated: 02/06/2011 06:03A

Two arrested after taxi crash in Carlisle
TWO men have been arrested after a stolen BMW crashed into a taxi in Carlisle. The driver of the taxi was taken to hospital with a broken leg after the
Updated: 02/06/2011 06:00A

House destroyed by fire in Kumta; Lineman electocuted in Haliyal
Karwar: A house was gutted in a fire accident at Baad in Kumta taluk on Friday. Clothes and electronic appliances inside the house were destroyed and the
Updated: 02/06/2011 05:57A

Austria's Hirscher injures ankle in GS crash
The Austrian men's alpine skiing team have been hit by yet another injury as Marcel Hirscher hurt his ankle during a giant slalom in Hinterstoder on Sunday.
Updated: 02/06/2011 05:57A

F1 driver Kubica 'seriously' injured in Italy
Kubica has been seriously injured in a crash while heading to the start of the Ronde di Andorra rally in Liguria, Italy, the ANSA news agency reported on
Updated: 02/06/2011 05:57A

B of A agrees to settlement
Bank of America is agreeing to pay $410-million to settle a lawsuit about overdraft fees. A spokeswoman for the largest US bank said Saturday that it is
Updated: 02/06/2011 05:56A

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