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In February 2008 the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas was shut down by public health officials for violating a number of health codes. For nearly four years the clinic had been reusing syringes and engaging in other unsanitary practices....
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Federal prosecutors in Connecticut say a scheme to manipulate the financial statements of the world’s largest insurance company, American International Group...
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Canada has joined the U.S. and European Union in imposing sanctions on Zimbabwe’s authoritarian regime headed by President Robert Mugabe.
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Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Friday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:
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AP, Washington
The nation’s unemployment rate bolted above the psychologically important 6 percent level last month for the first time in five years _ and it’s likely to...
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AP, Fairfield
General Electric Co. says the Securities and Exchange Commission staff has notified the company it may recommend fines and other action for possible violations of...
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AP, Fairfield
General Electric Co. says it has been informed that the Securities and Exchange Commission may recommend fines and other action for possible violations of securities...
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AP, Anchorage
It’s the season for Alaskans to be rewarded just for living here and this year’s take is extra sweet: $3,269, a record share of the state’s oil wealth...
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AP, San Diego
Four San Diego men have been sentenced to between 90 and 210 days in jail for their roles in the beating death of professional surfer Emery Kauanui...
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AP, Wheaton
Police have cordoned off an area around a bank in northern Illinois where authorities say a suspect has taken at least one hostage.
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AP, New York
The New York Times plans to reduce the number of standalone sections of the New York metropolitan editions of the newspaper, a move designed to save money by cutting...
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AP, Omaha
Database provider InfoGroup Inc. says it no longer faces the threat of being delisted, but the Nasdaq plans to reprimand the firm publicly.
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AP, Little Rock
Former Arkansas governor and U.S. Sen. David Pryor will lead the state Democratic Party after the shooting death of its chairman, Bill Gwatney.
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AP, New York
In terms of drawing a television audience, John McCain and Barack Obama are in a virtual dead heat.
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AP, Cape May Court House
A Pennsylvania dentist has been charged with the Jersey Shore’s most serious beach-dumping case in two decades, medical waste that sullied the coast in a popular...
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AP, Boise
The Idaho Vandals football team is dumping the letter “I” from the buttocks region of players’ new pants following a season-opening 70-0 loss to the...
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AP, Washington
The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission said Friday that he is unlikely to delay plans for an important test in North Carolina that could disrupt...
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AP, Boston
A Massachusetts doctor has been fired and lost the right to renew his medical license for allegedly trying to give a pregnant woman an epidural while drunk.
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AP, Boise
The Idaho Vandals football team is dumping the letter “I” from the buttocks region of players’ new pants following a season-opening 70-0 loss to the...
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AP, New York
Stocks have ended an erratic session mostly higher, recovering from steep losses that followed a worrisome reading on the nation’s job market. After an early...
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AP, Washington
Iraq is about to become an unusual common ground for the presidential candidates, despite its divisiveness as a campaign issue. Sons of both vice presidential nominees...
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AP, Chicago
Public school students who skipped classes to protest unequal education funding were urged to return to their desks Thursday after the boycott was prematurely called...
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AP, Ottawa
Public health officials in Canada say two more deaths have been attributed to a deadly bacterial outbreak linked to tainted meat.
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AP, Ottawa
Public health officials in Canada said Saturday they have linked a deadly bacterial outbreak that killed four people to recalled meat products from Maple Leaf Foods.
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AP, Moscow
While Western officials are mulling how to punish Russia for invading neighboring Georgia, most Russians view Georgia as the aggressor _ aided and abetted by a hostile...
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AP, Boston
Public health officials in Massachusetts are investigating whether a patient in a Cape Cod hospital has the human form of mad cow disease.Dr. Alfred DeMaria, the...
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AP, Boston
Public health officials in Massachusetts are investigating whether a patient in a Cape Cod hospital has the human form of mad cow disease.Tests are being done to see if...
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AP, Beijing
Public institutions in Beijing will soon start work an hour later than normal in a plan to ease traffic congestion during the Olympic Games, state media said...
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Those who have tried to venture into our government public libaries in tamilnadu will agree to me, when i say they are not so well kept.
First the lack of maintanance...
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AP, Washington
The government said Wednesday it is calling off a recently announced moratorium on applications to build solar plants on public lands.The Bureau of Land Management made...
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AP, Washington
The government is calling off a recently announced moratorium on applications to build solar plants on public lands.The Bureau of Land Management made the announcement...
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AP, Barnegat
It’s the case of the nonexistent ninja. Public schools in Barnegat were locked down briefly after someone reported seeing a ninja running through the woods behind...
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It’s just a $5,812,353 contract — chump change for the Pentagon — and not even one of those notorious “no-bid” contracts either....
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Yesterday, June 19, 2008, Obama announced his campaign had “made the decision not to participate in the public financing system for the general election.” ...
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AP, Washington
Public health threats rise to the surface during a flood like the one in the Midwest with animal waste runoff from farms and overflowing city sewer lines. But people...
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In New Delhi the various mediums of transport are:
• Buses (Both DTC...
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AP, Washington
The Supreme Court says the Constitution’s equal protection clause does not enable individual public employees to sue for workplace discrimination.In a 6-3...
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AP, Thornton
Public speaking is tough enough when the audience is just your eighth-grade class. Try doing it as cameras flash, reporters scribble in their notebooks and one of the...
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AP, Washington
A bill that would extend federal immigration and labor laws to the U.S. commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands is on its way to the president’s desk.The...
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AP, Washington
The Senate on Thursday approved a massive bill designating federal wilderness protection in Washington state, creating heritage areas in Illinois and New York and...
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New England Revolution midfielder Mauricio Castro, left, makes a crossing pass against the defense of Joe Public FC defender Deon Mitchell (19) during second half of the CONCACAF Champions League soccer match at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.,...
