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New Orleans Lawmaker Guilty in Bribe Case
The vice president of the City Council pleaded guilty today to taking $15,000 in bribes from a prominent businessman.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
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Reader Q&A: Floyd Norris Answers Questions About the Markets
The Times?s chief financial correspondent on the markets, mortgage troubles and the credit squeeze.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Elderly Organize to Meet Problems of Aging
Communities run by residents could make ?aging in place? safe and affordable for elderly people, experts say.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Brooke Astor, New York?s First Lady of Philanthropy, Dies at 105
By night Brooke Astor reigned over New York society with a disdain for pretension and by day devoted her time and considerable resources to New York?s unfortunate.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Elusive First Lady Sets Tongues Wagging In France
PARIS (Reuters) - Capricious, mercurial or just unlucky? The failure of France's first lady to show up to lunch with U.S. President George W. Bush has once again raised questions about Cecilia Sarkozy's character.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Hamas and Opposition Clash in Gaza
Hamas forcefully broke up what leaders of the Fatah-led opposition insisted was a peaceful rally for freedom of expression.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Alleged Chessboard Killer Faces Trial
MOSCOW (AP) -- One by one, the squares on the chessboard filled up with numbers -- each commemorating a murder.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Boy Runner's Coach Arrested for Torture
NEW DELHI (AP) -- The coach of a 6-year-old boy who ran a marathon last year in an attempt to set a world record was arrested Monday and charged with torturing the child, police said.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Polish Governing Coalition Falls Apart
WARSAW, Poland (AP) -- Months of political turmoil in Poland came to a head Monday when the bickering conservative coalition collapsed with the dismissal of four Cabinet ministers, clearing the way for an early election expected later this year.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Islamist Nominated Again in Turkey
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) -- Turkey's Islamic-oriented ruling party decided Monday to renominate the religious-leaning foreign minister for president, raising the possibility of another showdown with secular factions, including the military.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Somalia and Ethiopia Are Accused of War Crimes
Human Rights Watch accused the transitional government in Somalia and the Ethiopian troops that helped bring it to power of committing war crimes in Somalia.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Deutsche Bank Brings in Greenspan as Adviser
The former U.S. Federal Reserve chairman has been hired as an adviser to Deutsche Bank?s corporate and investment banking unit, the bank said today.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Accredited Home Sues Lone Star to Complete Merger
The lender is seeking to force Lone Star to close the merger, or else pay money damages. Accredited said this month that its survival was in doubt and a bankruptcy filing was possible.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
TPG and Northwest in Takeover Bid for Midwest Air
Midwest, which had been fending off hostile suitor AirTran Holdings, has accepted a higher bid of more than $400 million from TPG Capital and Northwest Airlines.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Imperial Chemical Agrees to Takeover Offer
The British company that makes Dulux paints said it accepted a $16 billion takeover bid from Akzo Nobel.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Qualcomm General Counsel Resigns
The resignation of Lou Lupin comes as Qualcomm faces multiple legal battles with rivals such as Broadcom Corp and a U.S. government ban on importing some wireless phones using its chips.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Blackstone?s Profit Triples, but Challenges Continue
The private equity firm reported strong second quarter results, but acknowledged that the freeze in the credit markets could drag on its future earnings.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Credit Squeeze Puts Europe?s Bank in Spotlight
On Monday, the European Central Bank provided the financial system with another 47.7 billion euros ($65 billion) to keep European money markets from drying up.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Head of Chinese Toy Company Said to Kill Himself
Zhang Shuhong?s company was behind the recall earlier this month of more than a million Mattel toys.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
Goldman and Investors to Put $3 Billion Into Fund
Goldman Sachs and a group of investors are injecting $3 billion of capital into one of its flailing hedge funds.
New York Times - August 13, 2007
US church shooting murder charges
A man is charged with three counts of murder in connection with a shooting at a church in the US state of Missouri.
BBC News - August 13, 2007
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WILL LIFTING THE BAN ON GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY HELP OUR SECURITY?
NO, IT WILL JUST ADD TO THE DECLINE OF OUR MORAL FOUNDATIONS.
YES, THERE WILL BE MORE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVE IN THE MILITARY.
IT WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE MILITARY, BUT IT GIVES A GOVERNMENT STAMP OF APPROVAL TO HOMOSEXUALITY.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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