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Ore. fishermen sue to break up seafood company
The Register-Guard newspaper in Eugene reports they seek up to $520 million in damages and a slew of injunctions that would effectively end Pacific Seafood Group's dominant role in the West Coast fish business. Fisherman Lloyd Whaley and his son Todd
Updated: 03/15/2011 05:00P
Chidambaram to Hold Talks with Jat Leaders on Mar 16
Home Minister P Chidambaram and Social Justice Minister Mukul Wasnik would be holding the talks on behalf of the government with an 11-member delegation of Jats led by Yashpal Malik. The protesting Jats in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana has been demanding
Updated: 03/15/2011 05:00P
Justice minister tries to ease anti-bribery rules
The act has been attacked by the business lobby, with the CBI director general, John Cridland, calling it "not fit for purpose". In January, Clarke bowed to pressure, delaying its introduction in response to pleas from what he said were "frightened"
Updated: 03/15/2011 05:00P
Lawsuit Dropped against Joyce Meyer's Security Chief
The wrongful-death civil lawsuit against Joyce Meyer's security chief, Christopher Coleman, was withdrawn Monday. Coleman, 33, was accused in the deaths of his wife, Sheri Coleman, 31, and his two sons, Gavin,
Updated: 03/15/2011 04:59P
NBA referee Spooner sues Associated Press, reporter
Veteran NBA referee Bill Spooner filed a lawsuit in Minnesota US district court Monday against The Associated Press and AP reporter Jon Krawczynski for a Twitter post made during a Jan. 24 game between the Houston Rockets and Minnesota Timberwolves.
Updated: 03/15/2011 04:59P
New Jersey Challenges Federal Nuclear Waste Time Extension
March 15 (Bloomberg) -- New Jersey challenged the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission's extension of the time allowed for storing spent nuclear fuel at power plants to 60 years from 30, saying the agency failed to consider health and
Updated: 03/15/2011 04:59P
Supreme Court brief filed, i4i remains confident
In Washington DC, i4i has filed its brief with the Supreme Court regarding its infringement lawsuit against Microsoft Corp. The brief explains why the trial judge and the court of appeals correctly ruled in i4i's favour. It specifically explains that
Updated: 03/15/2011 04:59P
DUI emphasis patrols
(SKAGIT COUNTY)— Law enforcement throughout Skagit and Island Counties are out on the roadways now through Sunday to arrest drunk drivers who are out partying during the St. Patrick's Day celebrations. Participating in these St. Patrick's Day patrols
Updated: 03/15/2011 04:58P
Oregon fishermen sue to break up seafood company
The Register-Guard newspaper in Eugene reports they seek up to $520 million in damages and a slew of injunctions that would effectively end Pacific Seafood Group's dominant role in the West Coast fish business. Fisherman Lloyd Whaley and his son Todd
Updated: 03/15/2011 04:58P
ACLJ 'Extremely Pleased' That 'Baby Joseph' Is Transferred to US Hospital
The ACLJ was retained by the child's parents nearly two weeks ago to assist in exploring options to get their son medical treatment in the United States. The ACLJ, which has worked closely with Priests for Life, said today the SSM Cardinal Glennon
Updated: 03/15/2011 04:58P
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