Biden 2008 Campaign Ordered to Pay Over 219000
Federal Election Commission audit finds sloppy bookkeeping and excess contributions by the Biden campaign in 2007 2008. It cites an improper corporate donation a round trip private jet flight for three from New Hampshire to Iowa. underpayment for airfare and unreimbursed funds totaling millions.
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Joe Biden
U.S Treasury
Federal Election Commission
Biden
New Hampshire
Iowa
GEH Air Transportation
FEC
U.S. Treasury
Drug lord nabbed after decade-long Caribbean chase
Federal authorities arrested Jose Figueroa Agosto, dubbed the Pablo Escobar of the Caribbean, in San Juan while wearing a wig after a ten-year pursuit that saw him evade police and taunt officials. U.S. Marshals, the FBI, DEA and Puerto Rican police joined the operation to stop his escapes.
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Caribbean
Pablo Escobar
Jose Figueroa Agosto
San Juan
Dominican Republic
U.S
FBI
Drug Enforcement Agents
FDA cites NYC brain lab issues at Columbia center
Federal inspections found persistent manufacturing problems at a Columbia University brain-imaging center. The FDA cited failures to reject drug batches that failed purity tests and other violations dating to 2004, prompting halting of some research involving experimental drugs used in brain activity imaging.
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Columbia University
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
New York
Storm interrupts Life Ball opening in Vienna crowd disperses
Former U S president Bill Clinton and other guests fled for cover as a fierce thunderstorm hit the Life Ball AIDS fundraiser in Vienna. Authorities cleared the square in front of city hall after a weather warning, forcing the postponement of planned appearances by Dita Von Teese and Patti LaBelle.
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U.S
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Dita von Teese
Patti LaBelle
Vienna
Hans Peter Aigner
Innsbruck
Idaho Man Kept 25 Rattlers in Home
Idaho resident Terry Brian Teeter faced two misdemeanor citations after authorities found about 25 Western rattlesnakes in a five gallon bucket in his apartment. He admitted keeping snakes without a license and reportedly did not know the four snakes per year limit.
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Idaho
State’s Department of Fish and Game
Terry Brian Teeter
Teeter
Oil flows paused as Gulf Coast eyes on cap test
The oil leak was stopped after BP's 48 hour observation window expired and a new day of monitoring began. Officials, including Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen, said the cap could be opened to relieve pressure by feeding oil to ships, though the broader Gulf recovery could take months or years. Coastal residents enjoyed near normal signals as Alabama beaches filled with sunbathers and reservations lines grew, while Louisiana foreclosures remained restricted and fishing remained limited as crews evaluated readings.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Gulf
Coast Guard
Adm
Thad Allen
Alabama
Kaiser Realty Inc
Gulf Shores
Ala
Emily Gonzales
Louisiana
Brittany Lawson
Deepwater Horizon
Giant oil skimmer failed in Gulf cleanup effort
A giant skimmer from Portugal named A Whale proved too large to maneuver among the Gulf's patches of oil. Coast Guard officials said its size limited effectiveness, while smaller agile vessels recovered millions of gallons of oil water mix near Grand Isle Bridge. The spill total remains between 94 and 184 million gallons with no new oil added in two days as BP monitors the cap.
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New Orleans
Portugal
Gulf
U.S. Coast Guard
Obama and family enjoy Bar Harbor vacation sights and tennis
President Barack Obama and the first family relaxed on a Maine trip with tennis at the Bar Harbor Club and sightseeing on Mount Desert Island. They visited Bass Harbor Head Light in Acadia National Park, hiked the park, and spent time with Bo the dog amid coastal scenery as jobless benefits debates continued nearby.
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Barack Obama
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Bill Burton
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Bass Harbor Head
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Obama
Katie McCormick- Lelyveld
Paper redelivery guarantee contact number notice
Readers are urged to call 832-7199 to arrange in town redelivery if the paper was not received. The policy emphasizes same day service and specifies weekday and weekend call times.
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Jworld.com
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Danderson
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Drowbridge
Ljworld.com
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Agardner
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Tkeegan
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Jniccum
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Wmathews
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Mediaphormedia
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Dcox
Kansas University
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Birkenstock
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