Immigrant smuggling vans raided in Arizona and Phoenix
Federal agents raided five shuttle van services in Tucson and Phoenix accusing 49 operators of knowingly aiding smuggling tens of thousands of illegal immigrants over four years. Immigrants paid 30 dollar receipts while smugglers charged about 2500 dollars to reach destinations, with operators denying responsibility.
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Lower Merion School District reports substantial webcam photos
The district acknowledged a substantial number of webcam photos were recovered from its laptop tracker program and plans to notify parents whose children were photographed. Board President Ebby said a supervised process will let parents view the images while protecting student privacy, responding to a motion in a Robbins family lawsuit alleging thousands of images were captured.
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New York seeks curb on park art vendors
City officials propose heavy limits on expressive art sellers in Manhattan parks including Central Park Union Square Battery Park and the High Line to reduce vendor numbers from more than 300 to about 81 Hearings are planned and vendors vow legal challenges In Union Square 18 would be allowed and activity already draws 50 to 100 vendors on peak days with summer crowds reaching 200000 per day
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No clear path to justice in Bhutto killing say analysts
Analysts in Islamabad warn lack of political will and fear of upsetting powerful interests derail new probes into Benazir Bhutto's 2007 death. The U.N. report criticized initial investigations, blamed Musharraf era actions, and urged an unfettered pursuit of truth while noting political crises and security threats.
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Haiti approves Clinton led reconstruction commission
Haiti's parliament approves a bill to create a commission co chaired by Bill Clinton to oversee the 5.3 billion dollars in post quake aid for 2010 11. The Interim Haiti Reconstruction Commission will include Haitian and foreign officials to monitor relief funds and prevent corruption as voters face expiring terms.
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