Man charged in tsunami relief email scam
A 24 year old Pittsburgh man, Matthew Schmieder, is charged with soliciting donations for tsunami relief by sending 800000 phony emails claiming to be from Mercy Corps. He planned to use any money to pay bills and repair his car. He posted bail at 25000. He used Mercy Corps imagery and a linked PayPal account.
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Sharing the Dream Step Show at Woodson Club venue
Community events list several activities including a Sharing the Dream step show at Woodson Boys and Girls Club 1037 E Murphy St from 2 p m to 4 p m Monday a candlelight vigil 6 30 p m Saturday at Gertrude Bruce Historical Cultural Center 1020 E Murphy St please bring a flashlight and a Gospel Community Celebration at Rose of Sharon Missionary Baptist Church 1615 E Murphy St 3 p m Sunday
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Woodson Boys and Girls Club
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Gertrude Bruce Historical Cultural Center
Rose of Sharon Missionary Baptist Church
Community event honors holiday with music and speakers
Harold Evans of Hobbs New Mexico will sing Abraham Martin and John as part of a program of guest singers and speakers. The event features MIME team step routines and student pictorials and sayings at Woodson Boys Club. The goal is to educate and entertain and encourage youth to observe the holiday.
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Abraham
Martin
John
Abraham Lincoln
Martin Luther King
John F. Kennedy
Woodson Boys
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Permian
Shawn Bell
Permian Field House
Texas Music Educators Association
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Vending Rules Color System Cited by Health Official
A health official cited a color based system for vending machine choices, with green meaning best, yellow for occasional, and red for rarely. Melanie Sloan of CREW and CSPI commented on shifting snack consumption when schools removed machines. Swann’s pay and council role details were noted, with a nonpaid city council position requiring under 60 days annually.
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Los Angeles
Abe
Red
Telvista to Hire Rapidly As Client Demand Grows
Telvista plans to hire quickly to meet client demand for customer service and technical support. The Odessa facility cost 4 million dollars and aims to create 500 jobs within five years, backed by a 3.8 million dollar loan and grant package. Officials projected annual payroll around 10 million dollars for 500 employees.
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Barrows
Telvista
Odessa
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