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The emergency financial manager bill goes too far.- 2:10 am
Once that happens, it could lead to intervention or, in the worst cases, the state installing an emergency manager who could cancel employee contracts, fire administrators or declare bankruptcy. The law would include new triggers to allow the state to
Updated: 03/10/2011 04:02A
Verdict reserved in President Zardari dual office case
LAHORE: The Lahore High Court on Thursday reserved its verdict in the dual office petition filed against PPP Co-Chairman and President Asif Ali Zardari after two-and-a-half year of hearing, Geo News reported. Four-member full bench headed by Chief
Updated: 03/10/2011 04:02A
The Sun contradicts itself on newspaper thefts and immigrants
Education is one of the major, if not the greatest, costs to taxpayers each year. Your editorial notes that the cost to Maryland taxpayers for each illegal immigrant for K-12 education is $200000. Those costs could be eliminated, deficits reduced,
Updated: 03/10/2011 04:02A
The Sun contradicts itself on newspaper thefts and immigrants
Education is one of the major, if not the greatest, costs to taxpayers each year. Your editorial notes that the cost to Maryland taxpayers for each illegal immigrant for K-12 education is $200000. Those costs could be eliminated, deficits reduced,
Updated: 03/10/2011 04:02A
Court: Let advocates see records of residents at Wassaic psych center
In a unanimous decision, a four-judge panel ruled that Disability Advocates Inc. of Albany is entitled to review clinical and medical documents if attorneys "have probable cause to suspect abuse or neglect" — even without seeking the consent of family
Updated: 03/10/2011 04:02A
Dad frozen after throwing 4yo from bridge
Court staff also tried to speak to Freeman, but he did not respond. He simply stood there staring, shaking and sobbing. CCTV footage of Freeman's time in the court foyer was played to the jury on Thursday in his Victorian Supreme Court trial for the
Updated: 03/10/2011 04:01A
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Beats Students march backStudents march in March for higher-education funding. Beats Fish warsStriped bass lawsuit comes to an end—maybe. An Inconvenient Ruth Who's good?Ruthie on moral licensing and being politically correct? Plug'd In Green cleanThe
Updated: 03/10/2011 04:01A
Public broadcaster urges operators to pay RTVE tax
Under the new funding system, to compensate for phasing out advertising at RTVE, telecommunications operators should contribute 0.9 percent of their gross revenue to financing public broadcaster RTVE. The system also includes a 3 percent tax on
Updated: 03/10/2011 04:01A
South DeKalb Parents File Lawsuit to Stop Board's Closure Plan
Mom Kim Ault is part of a parent group asking for a judge to intervene on their behalf to stop the closures of eight DeKalb schools. A group of parents filed a complaint against the DeKalb
Updated: 03/10/2011 04:01A
More accusations over Carter's Grove
A motion to move the bankruptcy case of Carter's Grove LLC from San Francisco to Newport News has been filed by Colonial Williamsburg. The motion asserts anew that Halsey Minor violated the deed of trust in three significant ways.
Updated: 03/10/2011 04:01A
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