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Cheaper than the legal fees when we all join in a class action. Mr. Vacchiano, I would say you have about 25 hours to fix this. Mike & The Mad Dog go on the air at 1pm tomorrow, and this will be a topic all day long. The callers will make sure of that. .
Sources: NPR moving headquarters to NoMa
J St. calls city for OK to convert telephone warehouse [Washington, D.C.] Department of Justice heads to NoMa [Washington, D.C.] NPR picks NoMa over Silver Spring [Washington, D.C.] Q&A: Murray Sinclaire [Cincinnati] Center stage: Tamarind hopes to spur art at new digs [Albuquerque] .
This university gets no government grant
He said it had happened so suddenly that the state government had not been able to make alternative arrangements Every year, NABARD provides about Rs 400 crore to Rs 600 crore to Punjab for agricultural loan purposes. Earlier, NABARD had never denied funds to Punjab. In fact, it used to give preference to the state because the recovery of loans advanced in the cooperative sector has been far better as compared to that in many other states. .
Palm Beach County leader touts half-cent sales tax hike
Palm Beach County Commissioner Jeff Koons unveiled on Tuesday a potentially politically explosive plan to ask voters to tax themselves to pay to manage and restore lands for conservation.
Koons caught his commission colleagues by surprise with his plan to seek voter approval, possibly this fall, for a one-year-only, half-cent increase in the sales tax.
If commissioners were to back the idea and it were approved by voters, the $70 million tax wouldn't take effect until after 2011 when an existing schools-related sales tax ends. Koons said the tax collections would be dedicated to environmental cleanup, land purchase and water projects that aren't now guaranteed of getting state and federal dollars.
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Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick responds to report that he lied about affair
So far, Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy is not taking any action. "There's nothing that has been presented to us," said Maria Miller, a spokeswoman for Worthy. "For that reason, we have no comment." Rusty Hills, a spokeswoman for Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox, said he had no details about the situation involving the mayor and had no comment. Cox had investigated rumors of a wild Manoogian Mansion party at 2002 but cleared the mayor of any wrongdoing. The party was never substantiated, even after a state investigation. Neither Kilpatrick nor Beatty could be reached directly for comment Wednesday. A woman at Beatty's Rosedale Park home said she was not there. Plain-clothes police officers shooed a Detroit News reporter from the neighborhood in which Kilpatrick lives with his wife and sons at the city-owned Manoogian Mansion.
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