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The Ministry of Defence has admitted nine Iraqi men suffered unlawful assaults while...
Fingerprint readers and pass code generators save caregivers time while complying with state laws.
September 16, 2008 12:00 AM(From the September 15, 2008 issue)
In 2007, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center began a large-scale migration from paper forms to an application suite from Epic Systems, which makes software for managing patients' health data, prescription proces...
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WASILLA, Alaska — Gov. Sarah Palin lives by the maxim that all politics is local, not to mention personal.
Associated Press The Wasilla City Council, with Sarah Palin, the future governor and vice-presidential nominee, at the center, in a 1998 photograph. Throughout her career, Ms. Palin has pursued vendettas, fired officials who c...Diamondbacks owners Jeff Moorad (left) and Ken Kendrick outside Chase Field.
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By EDWARD SIFUENTES - Staff Writer Friday, September 12, 2008 6:10 PM PDT ∞
68 comment(s) Increase Font Decrease Font email this story print this story A judge ruled this week that a state law allowing cities to impound cars operated by unlicensed drivers was constitutional. Al's Towing owns one of the storage yards in Escondido. (Photo by Don Boomer - staff photographer)A fe...
The chaotic world created by unsupervised boys marooned on a deserted island depicted in "Lord of the Flies" was violent, impulsive, and anti-civilization.
Golding's vision of what happens when youth are left to fend on their own without responsible adult direction is materializing across this country. Manteca is no exception.
There has always been thievery, disrespect, and anti-so...
LITTLE ROCK (AP) — A woman who worked at the mayor's office in Jonesboro dropped off her 18-year-old daughter at the state Capitol in Little Rock along with a letter, telling Gov. Mike Beebe and his wife to take the girl in for a week.
Brenda Sipa had reached a point of desperation in trying to find care for the special-needs girl, who is the child of a relative, according to Sipa...
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Workers need additional protection against dishonorable employersSept. 1 marked the second incremental increase in our state's minimum wage, boosting the hourly rate from $6.55 to $7....