Feds Investigate Faulty Mine Emergency Air Packs
A breathing device that coal miners count on to save their lives during fires and other accidents is being recalled because of a problem with the oxygen starter.
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Local scholarships more than $190,000
Local scholarships generate over $190,000 in funding to area students. School officials said that total doesn’t include individual scholarships achieved by the students in such areas as music, athletics and academics that likely would bring the total to over $350,000.
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Meter’s running on that tome
College students are saving hundreds of dollars by renting books rather than buying them
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Meter’s running on that tome
College students are saving hundreds of dollars by renting books rather than buying them
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Man Charged with Sexual Abuse, Incest
Kevin Gandee, from Elkview, was arraigned Thursday morning on charges of sexual abuse and incest.
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Calendar: Best of Lamorinda Sun, Feb. 26 — ‘The future of print journalism,” Welsh festival, World Day of Prayer
The Future of Print Journalism” — 1:30 p.m. March 5. Presented by UC Berkeley Ford Foundation Fellow Richard Koci-Hernandez.
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Trades college in financial trouble
One of Melbourne’s oldest colleges, specialising in cookery and hairdressing courses for international students, has run into financial trouble.
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Mike Stark: Chris Dodd on “Jingle Mail”
We always only hear about the “moral obligations to pay debts” in the context of consumer conditioning, even with millions of homeowners under water. And yet, such lessons don’t apply to big business.
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City to give sportswear to youth for the summer
WITH another P12.5 million in savings, Cebu City Mayor Tomas Osmeña will have another program for the youth—free sportswear for the summer. read more
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New law restricts credit card companies
People under 21 may now be less likely to take on excessive amounts of debt, at least if new federal restrictions on credit card companies work as intended.
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