Arrest of stabbing spree suspect at Atlanta airport
Elias Abuelazam, Israeli citizen and U.S. resident, was arrested at Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport as he prepared to fly to Tel Aviv. He faces charges in Flint Michigan with more expected in Ohio and Virginia in a three month violence spree that left five dead and 13 wounded.
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City discusses proposed zoning sign regulation limits
Council members questioned a zoning ordinance that would curb sign space on building fronts and set billboard distance rules. Public workshop and hearings drew business owners like Bill Glenn expressing concerns over property rights and city authority.
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Border Bill Faces Foreign Worker Fee Proposals
The measure funds itself by higher charges on foreign based staffing firms using U S visa programs. India objects saying the move discriminates against its companies and workers. ICE director John Morton, visiting Phoenix, notes a record number of illegal immigrants removed in the fiscal year ending last September with about 387000 removals and 35 percent convicted criminals.
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Art jurors laud works as AMAC show continues
Brooks notes the juror experience at the AMAC exhibit with top awards going to Dee Wescott for Friday Night Tango in standard and best in show, Joyce Rowsell for The Guitarist at El Moli no in miniatures, Michael Harley for Power Stones in 3D, Jerry Holm for Winter Orchard in photography, and students Stephanie De Franco and Shokie Travolino taking top student prizes. The exhibition runs through Aug. 22 at AMAC, 100 W. 11th St, with 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. hours weekdays and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
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New Mexico Budget Cuts Amid Federal Stimulus Offsets
New Mexico faces a 200 million shortfall as the 2011 fiscal year begins with governor led cutbacks across agencies. About 65 million in federal stimulus funds offset 77 million in school cuts while colleges and judiciary absorb reductions. Lt. Gov. Denish opposes uniform cuts and urges targeted reductions.
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WikiLeaks Release Spurs Afghan Safety Concerns
Taliban spokesmen warned they would hunt down those who worked with foreign forces. Human rights groups and Reporters Without Borders criticized Wikileaks as reckless while U S officials say no contact with WikiLeaks occurred. A 100 plus analyst unit in Crystal City reviews the material for safety and possible civilian harm. The effort, run by the Information Review Task Force, operates independently of ongoing criminal probes.
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Zodiac Horoscope Roundup Prompts Evening Guidance
Aries near completion with a charismatic partner and a surprising insight. Taurus should finish tasks despite others' flaws and consider scaling back availability. Gemini playful yet productive with plans for the next days. Cancer may work better from home with friends over tonight. Leo stay responsive and connect with friends. Virgo mindful of budget and sensitive talk tonight. Libra magnetic and decisive about pay or love, tonight happy. Scorpio observe a new person, limit conversations to finish a project. Sagittarius meetings shape circles, possible changes tonight. Capricorn questions control and whether it is worth it, tonight out late. Aquarius look beyond the obvious and avoid reacting, drive and unwind tonight. Pisces work well with others, hold back impulsive decisions, enjoy time with a loved one.
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