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| Group Sotomayor belonged to sued over job tests Jul 3 2009 8:04PM
Newly available documents show that a civil
rights group advised by Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor
brought several discrimination lawsuits in the 1980s that sought to
scrap the results of job tests because too few Hispanics scored
well.
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| Palin bows out...Jackson memorial...Bold offensive in Afghanistan... Jul 3 2009 5:02PM
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says she's
decided after much prayer and consideration that she won't seek
re-election. And Palin says she doesn't want to be a "conventional
Lame duck" so she's leaving office July 26. She hasn't explained
what she'll be doin
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| TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) Honduras Supreme Court says it has rejected ... Jul 3 2009 4:34PM
Honduras Supreme Court says it has
rejected OAS ultimatum to reinstate President Manuel Zelaya.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
APNP 07-03-09 1621CDT
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| Latest South Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Jul 3 2009 4:14PM
Republican Sen. John Thune says Republican
proposals could hit a roadblock in the Senate with the official
election of Democrat Al Franken in Minnesota.
That would give Democrats a filibuster-ending 60 votes in the
Senate.
Thune says it's
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| CORRECTS ObamaAP Interiew Jul 3 2009 2:56PM
President Barack Obama will head to Russia
soon and is reminding its top leaders that the Cold War is over.
In an interview with The Associated Press, Obama says it's
important that former Russian President Vladimir Putin (POO'-tihn)
and his han
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| Motion would dismiss Black Hills lawsuit Jul 3 2009 11:26AM
The federal government has asked a
judge to dismiss a lawsuit that would force distribution of money
awarded to Sioux Indian tribes for Black Hills land they lost more
than a century ago.
The U.S. Supreme Court in 1980 upheld a lower court rulin
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Jul 3 2009 10:02AM
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Today is Friday, July 3, the 184th day of 2009. There are 181
days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On July 3, 1863, the three-day Civil Wa
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| Obama tries to lay groundwork for upcoming Moscow trip... Jul 3 2009 7:14AM
President Barack Obama will head to Russia
soon and is reminding its top leaders that the Cold War is over.
In an interview with The Associated Press, Obama says it's
important that Russian President Vladimir Putin (POO'-tihn) and his
hand-picke
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Jul 3 2009 3:44AM
Stations:
Here is the Minnesota Pronunciation Guide.
For any additions or corrections:
Call Jeff Baenen at AP Minneapolis at 1-800-552-7250 or (612)
332-2727
Or fax to (612) 342-5299
Or e-mail to jbaenen(at)ap.org
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| Interim Honduras leader hints open to early vote Jul 3 2009 3:03AM
Honduras' interim leader says he's
open to early elections if it resolves an impasse with the world
community.
With time running out on a Saturday deadline by the Organization
of American States to return President Manuel Zelaya to power, OAS
c
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| Mich. soldier in Iraq sworn in as lawyer by video Jul 2 2009 5:02PM
A Michigan soldier serving in Iraq has
been sworn in as an attorney during a unique long-distance video
ceremony.
Army Reserve Maj. Miles Gengler of Grand Blanc was sworn in
Thursday by the chief justice of the Michigan's Supreme Court. The
oat
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| Leahy: GOP planned objection to a high court pick Jul 2 2009 4:55PM
The chairman of the Senate's upcoming
Supreme Court hearings says Republicans told him they would have
objected no matter whom President Barack Obama nominated to the
high court.
Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy told The Associated
Pr
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| GOP senator: Sotomayor group's 'extreme positions' Jul 2 2009 4:34PM
A top Republican senator says a Puerto Rican
legal advocacy group advised by Supreme Court nominee Sonia
Sotomayor took extreme positions on capital punishment, abortion
and racial quotas.
Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions says it's absurd for the Whit
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| Judge eyes quick action on Calif gay marriage ban Jul 2 2009 4:06PM
A federal judge in San Francisco says he
wants to conduct a full trial on a lawsuit seeking to overturn
California's same-sex marriage ban because he expects the case to
one day reach the U.S. Supreme Court.
During his first hearing on the chall
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| Fla. justices: Gov. can't reject judge nominees Jul 2 2009 1:26PM
The Florida Supreme Court says Gov.
Charlie Crist can't reject an all-white list of appeals court
nominees, even though he wants to appoint someone who will make the
judiciary more diverse.
The justices unanimously ruled Thursday that the Flor
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| Obama: Supreme Court ruling doesn't close door to affirmative... Jul 2 2009 1:04PM
President Barack Obama tells The Associated
Press the Supreme Court is "moving the ball" on affirmative
action.
The president was reacting to this week's ruling favoring white
firefighters in New Haven, Conn.
In a White House interview, Ob
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| Obama downplays affirmative action as an issue Jul 2 2009 11:33AM
President Barack Obama says he's never
believed that affirmative action is as much of an issue as it's
been made out to be.
He says it hasn't been as "potent a force for racial progress"
as its supporters have said, and that it hasn't been as ba
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| WASHINGTON (AP) Obama tells AP that Supreme Court is 'moving the ball' ... Jul 2 2009 11:26AM
Obama tells AP that Supreme Court is 'moving
the ball' on affirmative action but not ending it.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
APNP 07-02-09 1114CDT
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| Update on the latest news, sports, business and entertainment:... Jul 2 2009 3:53AM
Thousands of U.S. Marines and hundreds
of Afghan troops are going after insurgents in southern
Afghanistan.
The military says Operation Khanjar, or "Strike of the Sword,"
started at 1 a.m. local time Thursday and involves nearly 4,000
newly arr
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this whole thing makes me sick. men and women whining about how everything is unfair. honestly. i agree with the men that women take advantage of child support and that laws need to be changed. i don't agree at the outrageous amounts that non-custodial parents have to pay. my mother got 770 a month from my father for 3 kids and like most women, she took advantage of it and paid for her rent and bills but when it came to feeding and clothing her children, we got crapped on sharing clothes and bologna sandwiches and ramen. and she worked full time. women today are getting things for them selves with the money and not taking care of the children. i am a single mother with a wonderful autistic son who recieves no child support and no welfare and not on any government programs. i work fulltime in retail but i make enough to get by and buy everything that my son needs. my son's father on the other hand thankfully comes and visits his son quite often but also has 3 other children who their mothers are withholding visitations against court orders. he makes 800 a month and is supposed to pay 1200 a month for the 3 of them. i have listened on the phone to his workers cuss him out and tell him that he is a deadbeat dad because he doesn't have three jobs to make his full payment, and they have missed notifying him of reviews to get them lowered. also denying dna testing is pathetic. the child support agencies shouldn't be a state to state thing, i belive that the states should have to answer to a federal agency and a national guidelines should be set. the amount per child should be based by age of the child and how many children there are. if each state had to answer to someone above them and a figure of how much it takes to care for a child of a certain age was cut in half and set to a payment guildline. i think things would be much better for all involved. i also believe that child support payments should be put on a type of child support card so that when the child support was recieved, the custodial parent would have to spend it on the childs needs and so that child support could moniter that the money was actually spent on the child and not am the custodial parents wants. i say this because my mother and a few of my friends mothers made us borrow from our child support and pay it back because it was their money, not ours. many people may not agree, but i think that it may be a way to restrict some of the ways that the custodial parents take advantage of their kids. also if i can raise my autistic son without the financial help, i think many others can do that also or maybe i'm just lucky to be able to do so. and no my family is not around me so they don't provide daycare, i pay just like others do. Reply...
I thought it was funny putting this in the entertainment section....Apparently not.
Anyways Zelaya is not the popular and great leader like he has been made out to be. Reply...
DEA will neither "confirm" or "deny"........ isn't that typical sicko? Reply...
Well, I must state that Honduras is not any country for raising beef cattle for sale overseas. They can cover domestic needs, easily, but there no hope of a foreign market for Honduran beef. Reply...
Oh I saw it on Buck McNeely's outdoor show. Reply...
Ranchers moved down there because of the freedom they were allowed and the wild west feel, because it is really just them out there... It isn't a huge influx into Brazil but there are quite a few wealthy ranchers that have moved down there. One of those ranches would be a great place to be if the world goes to hell. They are all mostly self contained small communities. Reply...
Haha western....
Speaking of that, westerns, have seen how many old school ranchers are moving from America to Brazil? Reply...
They're pretty western in Honduras. Kids 4 yrs old ride into town on horseback to the store, they know to climb off and on from the porch. It feels like you've gone back in time about 50 years. When you get out into the country, rural, that is. Reply...
That is probably right, but I meant even as a western idea of a policing agency. Reply...
From my memories of Honduras, the army IS the policing agency of the whole country. There's no other entity that would step in for this type of situation. Reply...
Zeyala is trying to pull a Chavez and stay in power as long as he wants. Considering they are close friends and close idealogically that is not surprising.
I believe that the protests going on are for a couple different reasons.
Confusion: The Hondurans don't know what to believe right now. Also international media keep mis-representing this as a coup. I think only because the military did the arresting and not a policing agency.
Propagand: He was so far left he made Obama look right wing. There is an active campaign deception with in the labor unions and poor going on now about what has happened. Reply...
Proud Veteran,
I don't think there is much mayhem in Honduras right now, just some protesting in Tegucigalpa.
There is no anarchy or revolution going on in Honduras. All that happened was a sitting president attempted to subvert his country's constitution by attempting an illegal extension of his term of office.
The Supreme Court of Honduras ordered their army to arrest president Zeyala. That is not a coup. Reply...
The US is heavily involved militarily in South America. The reason being the war on drugs, which is centered in South America, as it is the source for cocaine, etc.
The drug cartels rule a portion of Central and South America. It would not suprise me that the drug cartels are involved somehow in any revolution, riot, government overthrow or other anarchy that occurs in that region of the world.
Drug cartels, flush with cash, have a front row seat with black market weapons dealers.
It is too bad that innocent people have and continue to suffer, due to this mayhem.
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More illegals coming from the south.......... Reply...
This is from Google news Honduras isolated over coup, protests worsenhttp://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSTRE55R24E20090630 Reply...
I've recently been reading that Zayala is really a man of the people, upended by the aristocracy... SO what will Obama do? Well, I doubt he'll hire Nicaraguans to go in and kill everyone in Honduras...and call them communists. to justify it... Reply...
You're right...and the rules governing what an association can or can't do, regarding licensing, will have to be reviewed. Reply...
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