Colorado may use inmates to pick crops in crackdown era
In Vineland Colorado, farmer Phil Prutch weighs a plan to use prisoners on six farms to replace migrant labor amid a worker shortage blamed on tougher immigration rules. Convicts would be paid a wage with money allocated to housing and guards, sparking concerns over plantation era style labor.
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Denver
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Larry Gallegos
State Labor Department
Georgia Trucker Claims Half of Record Mega Millions Jackpot
Ed Nabors, 52, of Rocky Face Georgia, wins half of a 390 million Mega Millions prize. He takes a lump sum of 116.5 million before taxes and plans to buy a house for his daughter while continuing to work. The second winning ticket was sold in New Jersey and claimed later.
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U.S
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Mohawk Industries
Obama says he did not know about investments in donor-backed firms
Obama disclosed you held more than 50 000 in Skyterra and 5 000 in AVI Biopharma. He said he set up a trust giving a broker authority to trade without his input and he did not discuss stock holdings with company officials. He emphasized avoiding conflicts with his work and criticized ethics rules.
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AVI Biopharma
Skyterra Communications
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Skyterra
New York Times
Cafe bombing kills 30 near Baghdad as pilgrim attacks mount
A cafe blast northeast of Baghdad killed 30 as Iraq faced a wave of violence during Shiite pilgrim processions to Karbala. Across the country at least 284 people have died since Tuesday, with attacks on highways and a checkpoint killing 22, including a TV cameraman. U S troops intensified security around the capital, planning an expanded force, while Sunni insurgents continued to strike.
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U.S
Thallium Poisoning Probe In Moscow Involving American Mother Daughter
Russian investigators probe how American physician Marina Kovalevsky and her daughter Yana Kovalevsky were exposed to thallium while visiting Moscow. Both hospitalized since Feb 24, later reported well enough to fly home.
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