Golf Tips – Many Blagojevich jurors disappointed – Chicago Tribune
Many Blagojevich jurors disappointed – Chicago Tribune
 Globe and Mail |
Many Blagojevich jurors disappointed
Chicago Tribune The 12 individuals who sat in judgment of former Gov. Rod Blagojevich were, by their accounts, cordial and careful in their consideration of charges against the colorful politician, coming close to convicting him on many counts — including a plot to … Blagojevich is convicted of 1 of 24 counts; prosecutors vow retrial Jury convicts Blagojevich of lying to FBI Jurors: 'There was a fundamental difference in opinion' |
News Corp. Gives GOP $1 Million – New York Times
 The Guardian |
News Corp. Gives GOP $1 Million
New York Times WASHINGTON — With Republicans hoping to recapture a number of statehouses in November, the media conglomerate headed by Rupert Murdoch is inserting itself into the races in bold fashion with a $1 million donation to … News Corp. defends $1 million donation to Republican Governors Association News Corp. Gives $1 Million to GOP News Corp. defends $1 million gift to Republican Governors Association |
Scores Stagnate at High Schools – Wall Street Journal
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Scores Stagnate at High Schools
Wall Street Journal New data show that fewer than 25% of 2010 graduates who took the ACT college-entrance exam possessed the academic skills necessary to pass entry-level courses, despite modest gains in college-readiness among US high-school … 2009-10 Missouri, Kansas ACT exam participation increases from last year Minnesota leads ACT scores, again Area schools do well on ACT tests |
Pakistani floods could further hurt unstable nation as military focuses on aid – Washington Post
 The Guardian |
Pakistani floods could further hurt unstable nation as military focuses on aid
Washington Post At least 1500 are dead after monsoon rains bloated rivers, submerged villages and triggered landslides in Pakistan. By Griff Witte ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN — Staggered by the scale of destruction from this summer's catastrophic floods, Pakistani officials … Pakistan aid 'arriving too slowly' Pakistan aid 'will reach victims' Flooding could weaken Pakistan security |
GOP Closely Watching Washington House Primary – FOXNews
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GOP Closely Watching Washington House Primary
FOXNews | AP OLYMPIA, Wash. — Voters in the evenly balanced 3rd District weighed in Tuesday on who should replace Democratic US Rep. Brian Baird in a contest watched closely by Republicans hoping to make gains in Congress. Democrat Denny Heck, who has raised … Proposition 1 trailing badly in Island County primary Few Surprises in Early Primary Election Returns Lincoln County Primary Results now in |
Scores die in Baghdad bombings – Aljazeera.net
 Telegraph.co.uk |
Scores die in Baghdad bombings
Aljazeera.net Attacks in Baghdad have led to the deaths of at least 68 people with scores more injured. In one strike at about 9:30pm (06:30 GMT) on Tuesday in a mostly Shia neighbourhood of the Iraqi capital, a bomb attached to a fuel truck exploded, killing eight … Dozens Killed at Iraq Recruitment Site Blast targeting Baghdad job-seekers kills dozens Iraq bomb 'won't stop democracy' |
Developer Won’t Move Mosque Farther From WTC – NY1
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Developer Won't Move Mosque Farther From WTC
NY1 I, for one, am ready for this story to go away. The developer is within his rights to build a mosque and cultural center on Park Place. Opponents are within their rights to protest it. I want it to go away because no one is elevating the conversation, … |
Some Republican leaders urge candidates not to focus on Ground Zero mosque issue – Washington Post
 ABC News |
Some Republican leaders urge candidates not to focus on Ground Zero mosque issue
Washington Post As Republican candidates across the country seize on the proposed construction of a mosque near New York's Ground Zero as a campaign issue, some influential figures in the GOP are growing concerned that it could backfire. … New York mosque debate splits GOP No one but bigots would notice mosque Ground zero mosque flap: how Obama and Democrats can recover |
City of Bell lent employees, elected officials nearly $900000 – Los Angeles Times
 Los Angeles Times |
City of Bell lent employees, elected officials nearly $900000
Los Angeles Times Former assistant city manager received at least $200000. Experts say such a city loan program for employees is unusual. The city of Bell gave nearly $900000 in loans to former City Administrator Robert Rizzo, city employees and at least two council … Bell OKs property tax cuts amid state scrutiny Excessive Bell salaries prompt bills in California California City With $800000 Manager Gets Rating Cut by Fitch |
Fighter jets scramble; sonic booms rattle – Seattle Times
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Fighter jets scramble; sonic booms rattle
Seattle Times A pair of loud sonic booms heard around the Seattle area shortly before 2 pm Tuesday were caused by two F-15 jets, pursuing a seaplane that entered restricted airspace. By Mike Lindblom Two loud sonic booms heard throughout the Seattle area Tuesday … Fighters rattle Seattle after Obama airspace issue F-15s scrambled in Air Force One scare Sonic booms of fighter jets rattle Seattle area |
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