FCC Fines Fax.com 5.4 Million For Junk Faxes
The FCC fines Fax.com of Aliso Viejo California 5.4 million dollars for 489 violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The agency found a pattern of deception in sending unsolicited faxes to more than 100 businesses and consumers, despite warnings and complaints.
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Federal Communications Commission
California
Fax.com
Aliso Viejo
Calif
FCC
Kathleen Abernathy
Commission
California Public Utilities Commission
Covington and Burling
University of Washington Medical Center
State Attorney General's Office
Misconceptions on LOGAT in Roswell Bond Vote
A local reader rebuts claims about a new bond issue for Roswell and rejects a chamber rivalry frame. He supports economic development but criticizes city service gaps and a dump fee policy, urging accountable leadership and better use of existing resources.
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Chambers of Commerce
Roswell
Roswell Teachers Honored. Softball Team Advances
Emily Strassle received the H O E Teacher of the Year plaque from New Mexico Vocational Health Occupations Education. The Roswell retailers softball team earned second place at the state tourney and advances to regionals in Nevada. Navy Air Controlman Apprentice John S. Carr of Roswell graduated from a 14 week Air Traffic Controller School in Willington Tenn.
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Emily Strassle
New Mexico Vocational Health Occupations Education
H.O.E
Roswell
Nevada
Navy Air Controlman
John S. Carr
Willington
Tenn
New Mexico Revenue Shortfall Shapes Gubernatorial Race
State House Republicans warn the economy is not growing as tax collections for the last year fell short of predictions. Analysts expect a possible first-half budget hit, while candidates Bill Richardson and John Sanchez push tax relief plans with unclear funding.
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Albuquerque
House
Ted Hobbs
New Mexico
GOP
Nonce
Legislative Finance Committee
Santa Fe
Luciano
Lucky” Varela
Associated Press
Hobbs
Bill Richardson
John Sanchez
George W. Bush
Johnson
Richardson
Armey says he remains his own man amid Iraq stance shift
House Republican leader Dick Armey defends his libertarian instincts as he nears retirement while wavering on invading Iraq, criticizing the embargo and the TIPS spying plan. He argues Iraq is contained and that inspections are essential, framing Saddam Hussein as a ruler within his borders despite opposition.
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Washington
Dick Armey
U.S
Iraq
Armey
Saddam Hussein
Bus
Texas
Is Graham right about an apology for 9/11
Time magazine notes a UNC edition of the Koran sparks debate. Franklin Graham argues Muslim leaders should disavow al Qaida, while critics call him extreme. The piece contrasts Christian apologies with Muslim responses and questions accountability.
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Franklin Graham
Time Magazine
University of North Carolina
Twin Towers
Graham
Billy
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Indonesia
al-Qaida
John Paul
John Brown
Dr. Graham
Faiz Rehman
American Muslim Council
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