Detroit Bankruptcy Objections From Union Retirees Residents
The city faces objections from its largest union retirees and hundreds of residents to Detroit’s bid for bankruptcy protection, marking a historic municipal filing in U.S. history with widespread challenge from stakeholders.
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Record-breaker John Sebastian brings Gov appoints Rogers as magistrate judge
John Sebastian, a noted record breaker, accompanies the governor as Rogers is appointed magistrate judge amid ceremony at the state capitol. The event marks a key judiciary promotion with bipartisan support from local officials.
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Hull Sparks Solheim Cup Rally On Home Greens
Europe displayed sharp putting as 17 year old Charley Hull converted a 45 foot putt to reignite momentum on Sunday while Caroline Hedwall delivered a decisive four foot clincher. The scene was Parker Colorado with the Solheim Cup in focus as players traded momentum and the crowd responded.
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Valley Meat expects protests as 30 day stop nears end
Law enforcement readies for possible influx of protesters and media at Valley Meat Co as a 30 day halt on the horse slaughter plant's operations winds down. Sheriff Rob Coon said the goal is to keep the road open while preserving privacy behind the gate amid legal tension over bond payments and a judge’s ruling.
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San Diego Mayor in Settlement Talks Over Harassment Claims
Attorney Gloria Allred says settlement talks with San Diego Mayor Bob Filner are ongoing and mediated by a retired federal judge. It is unclear if Filner attended, though he was seen entering the mediation building. a recall effort and calls for resignation mount as officials weigh his future.
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Obama urges faster action on financial rules
Three years after the 2010 financial overhaul law Obama met privately with regulators urging swifter rulemaking and enforcement. The five year anniversary of the financial near meltdown nears as regulators have yet to write or implement many provisions.
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United Way Campaign Kicks Off In Chaves County
The United Way of Chaves County started its 2013 drive with a full Civic Center banquet. Board President Clarissa Gonzales-Adams praised community support and the group’s optimism for a strong year. Campaign Compadres providing funds to cover campaign costs include Armstrong Energy Corp Century Link ENMU Roswell ENMU Roswell KOBR TV Lovelace Regional Hospital Ritter Co The See UW.
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Egypt court ruling fuels Mubarak release fears across Cairo
A court decision suggested jailed ex president Hosni Mubarak could walk free soon, heightening tensions after President Morsi was ousted. In Sinai militants ambushed police minibuses, killing 25, raising alarms of a broader insurgency as police detained Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badie in Nasr City amid a crackdown.
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