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Victim's sister records stories from Kent State
It happened a long time ago in a state on the other side of the country, but the day Ohio National Guardsmen killed four students at Kent State University during an anti-war protest is still a fresh hurt for Laurel Krause. Her sister, 19-year-old freshman... Kent State University - United States - Ohio - National Guard of the United States - Education
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Dodgers get Lilly, Theriot for DeWitt
Dodgers get Lilly, Theriot for DeWitt
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Toyota's Jim Lentz to Address 2011 NADA Convention & Expo in San Francisco
WASHINGTON (July 30, 2010) – Jim Lentz, president and chief operating officer of Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., will be the keynote industry speaker at the National Automobile Dealers Association Convention & Expo in San Francisco next February.
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Legal Brahmins organize against Nava
Some of the most prominent lawyers in San Francisco, including two high-ranking judges, have launched a full-scale political campaign to protect Judge Richard Ulmer, a straight white former Republican and Schwarzenegger appointee, against a challenge by a gay Latino Democrat.
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State Law Will Toughen Penalties For Wage Theft
Employers who shortchange or don't pay their employees will face stiffer penalties and workers will have more rights under a bill Gov. Pat Quinn signed into law Friday, which experts say makes Illinois' wage theft laws among the strongest in the country.
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State's top candidates bring wealth to resumes
If Robin Leach ever revives "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous," he may want to spotlight the candidates in California's gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races, who have realized their champagne wishes and caviar dreams. Republican gubernatorial nominee Meg... California - Republican - Robin Leach - United States - Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
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Cops: Maine boy's death in hot car was accident
Police say the death of a 2-year-old boy in a hot car in Rockland, Maine, was a tragic accident. Maine - United States - Rockland - Middle East - Recreation and Sports
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1st high school stem cell curriculum offered
California is home to some of the world's most promising stem cell research, but to sustain the industry, the state will need an ever-increasing army of trained workers - from lab technicians to top-level researchers - and a healthy backbone of nonscientists... Stem cell - Research - Science and Technology - Biotechnology - High school
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World oil prices rise
World oil prices have climbed as investors shrug off concerns that the US economic recovery could stall.
World Stocks Fall Due To Earnings Data
World stocks fall as data takes shine off earnings
World Friendship Day
World Friendship Day celebrated on August 1 each year is a good time to recognize our friends and their contributions to our lives. The event highlights why friendships are important, and why establishing and maintaining friendships all throughout our lives will make life happier, a little less serious and complicated.
World Bank head cites uncertain recovery
World Bank president Robert Zoellick has warned that global recovery is still fragile and uncertain.
World first for Casuarina surfing centre
THE world's first dedicated national training centre for elite surfers and coaches is to be built on the Tweed coast.
World oil prices rise
World oil prices climbed on Friday as investors shrugged off concerns that the US economic recovery could stall.
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