POLL: BCS Championship Game: Gov. Crist makes wager with Oklahoma ... - Naples Daily News
See the results without voting » . Gov. Charlie Crist has agreed to a friendly wager with Gov. Brad Henry of Oklahoma regarding Thursday?s outcome of the BCS National Championship game between the University of Florida Gators and the University of ...
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Burris: I'm going to D.C. - Chicago Sun-Times
He doesn't have his plane ticket yet, but Roland Burris is planning on traveling to Washington, D.C., for next week's swearing-in ceremony for incoming U.S. senators. Burris, the surprise Senate appointee by embattled Gov. Blagojevich, said he hasn't ...
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Man arrested Tuesday on suspicion of lewd acts - Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
ONTARIO - A 20-year-old San Diego man was arrested Tuesday after authorities found out he planned to engage in sexual activity with an underaged girl from Oregon. Hsiang Jen Pan allegedly bought the 13-year-old girl a plane ticket and arranged to ...
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Group Blasts AirTran Airways For Refusing To Board Nine Muslims - All Headline News
Washington (AHN) - Some nine American Muslim passengers were not allowed to board an AirTran Airways flight going to Florida at Reagan National Airport Thursday afternoon, the Council on American-Islamic Relations said. According to the Muslim ...
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Airport Ends Its Fourth Busiest Year Since 2000 - Tyler Morning Telegraph
Michael Russell of Boca Raton, Fla., sat in a rocking chair last week at Tyler Pounds Regional Airport and held hands with his mother, Jeraldine, while he waited to board a flight to head home after spending the holidays here. Sure, the 52-year-old ...
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Help comes to Ghanaian stranded in Clark - Global Nation
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO?A Ghanaian deportee staying at the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) is close to having his dream of returning home come true. An Australian company and three Filipinos, all readers of the Philippine Daily ...
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Terrorists could use 'insect-based' biological weapon - Daily Telegraph
Jeffrey Lockwood, professor of entomology at Wyoming University and author of Six-legged Soldiers: Using Insects as Weapons of War, said such Rift Valley Fever or other diseases could be transported into a country by a terrorist with a suitcase. He ...
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On Sale: Great Escapes - Smart Money
Michael Lobello never thought an all-inclusive vacation would be his cup of tea. So when the Pottstown, Pa., financial adviser and his family decided to spend a week in Jamaica, they gave the all-you-can-eat-buffet crowd a wide berth and headed for ...
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Budget Fun for the New Year - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Decatur-based singer-songwriter Caroline Herring, a nationally lauded local treasure, will perform a free show at the Decatur Library on Jan. 8. Photo: Kevin Garrett. Spend the first few days of the new year spending nothing ? or almost nothing ...
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Free us or fund us, say colleges - Denver Post
Several prominent college leaders want lawmakers to step aside and allow them to raise the price of tuition as they see fit ? especially with severe state budget cuts looming. University of Colorado president Bruce Benson ? with presidents at ...
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