Board of Realtors sues member over MLS access in Austin
The Austin Board of Realtors filed a federal lawsuit against e-Realty.com alleging copyright violations by letting customers access MLS data meant for registered agents. The board seeks to bar e-Realty from listings. e-Realty denies wrongdoing and says it follows MLS rules.
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Austin Board of Realtors
e-Realty.com
e-Realty
E- Realty.com
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Austin Central Texas Realty Information Service
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Russell Capper
Capper
E. Realty
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Fish Speak a Baffling Language Across a Colorado Well
A North Dakota farm couple, Washington and Jackson, keep a talking fish named Grandy as part of family life. The couple faces a state program to seal their well, fearing relocation and loss of a cherished pet when clean water restrictions and regulatory actions threaten their dry, isolated property.
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Montana
Washington
Jackson
Grandy
Boy Survives Tiger Bite Reattachment Surgery
Nine hours of microsurgery reattached a boy’s right arm above the elbow after a tiger mauling. Doctors grafted nerve and vein tissue from the boy’s legs and expect infection risks. full function may never return, with years of rehab ahead. The incident occurred when Jayton reached into a chain-link cage to pet a declawed four-year-old tiger named Cheyenne at his uncle’s home.
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Henry
NBC
Jayton
Restored Exorcist Release Sparks Mixed Reactions in Colleges
In Athens, Austin, and Ann Arbor fans queued for The Exorcist The Version You've Never Seen a restored 1973 cut. Viewers recall fear while questioning contemporary gore and marvel at newly added footage and director William Friedkin's enhanced suspense.
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Athens
Madeline Hawley
Hawley
William Friedkin
Austin
Ann Arbor
Mich
William Peter Blatty
Linda Blair
Max von Sydow
Field reenactment tests begin near Waco siege site
Investigators stage a weekend field test at a Texas military base reenacting key siege moments to study what occurred in Waco in 1993. Two aircraft with infrared cameras will film as shooters test pistols to grenade launchers to identify actions that produce flashes.
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Waco
Texas
Waco media ban and infrared test on Davidians case study
Federal judge ordered no media access during a two hour infrared test over Fort Hood to compare muzzle blast signatures with the 1993 Waco tape. The test uses aircraft, rifles, machine guns, and tear gas rounds to assess if gunfire or ground presence can be detected, with observers including Congressional investigators and Texas Rangers.
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John Danforth
Missouri
Danforth
Janet Reno
Waco
Fort Hood
FBI
Michael Caddell
Houston
Mike Bradford
Beaumont
Texas
Caddell
Bradford
Litigants
Texas Rangers
U.S
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Mount Carmel
Lynx
Royal Navy
Reno
BLOTTER: Local police reports list injuries and crimes
A summary of injury accidents and felony criminal activities reported to police. Reports come from local sheriffs or police records with addresses rounded to the nearest block or general location.
Odessa Woman Targeted in Shots Fire and Burglary
A 37-year-old Odessa woman says an acquaintance shot at her vehicle and home in the 300 block of North Kelly Avenue causing 3750 dollars in damage to the home and a 1988 Oldsmobile Royale. A 19-year-old Hispanic male, 5 feet 10 inches, 180 pounds, is described as a suspect. Burglary reported in the 400 block of West Yukon Road where a 1982 Ford F 150 valued at 2000 dollars was taken between 9 p.m. Wednesday and 9 a.m. Thursday.
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Kelly Avenue
Yukon Road
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