Judge blocks sale of cheer poster in Dallas case
A federal judge issued a temporary injunction blocking distribution of an Ex-Dallas Cheerleaders poster by Scoreboard Posters Corp. pending trial. Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Inc. must post a 20000 bond. The suit argues copyright and trademark rights were violated and the image tarnished.
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Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
U.S
Patrick Higginbotham
Higginbotham
Scoreboard Posters Corp
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Inc
Nurses fear rule may curb venereal clinics in Texas
A Texas attorney general ruling limits nurses from giving medications under standing orders without individual doctor prescriptions. The Texas Nurses Association warns rural health, immunization, and venereal disease clinics could close or operate illegally. The ruling affects nurse practitioners who may assess patients without a physician present but cannot dispense meds from standing orders. The issue ties to Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements, with nurses fearing reduced immunizations and care for venereal disease. The association also questions limited midwife practice and urges clinics to maintain services amid the rule change.
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Austin, Texas
The
Texas Nurses Association
John Hill
Texas
Association
Cleveland leaders set decision vote on plant sale and tax
Cleveland leaders urged residents to vote February 27 on selling Munry Light to resolve a default and raise the payroll tax. Banks demand pledge of payroll tax revenue, while CEI’s $158.5 million offer for the Municipal Light plant no longer stands, complicating the city’s finances and potential layoffs. Local officials debate loan collateral, while state officials caution against imminent bankruptcy.
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Cleveland
Joseph Tegreene
Dennis J. Kucinich
Tegreene
Kucinich
George Forbes
John R. Carduff
First Boston Corp
New York
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
CEI
Munry Light
Pre-filed bill targets parental responsibility for juvenile injuries
AUSTIN Texas AP Rep Luther Jones D El Paso said he pre filed HB244 to let juvenile court judges require parents to cover injuries caused by their delinquent children and to specify actions parents must take to control behavior. Judges could hold parents in contempt for non compliance under the bill, which expands beyond existing family code which only requires payment for property damage not medical costs.
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Austin
Texas
Luther Jones
D-El Paso
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