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Red and Black obtains status for tax-exempt contributions
Watertown Daily Times, N.Y.The Greater Watertown Red and Black Inc., the corporation that manages the nation's oldest semi-professional football team, has secured 501(c)(3) nonprofit status from the Internal Revenue Service and can now begin receiving tax-exempt donations from...Tags: Watertown, Internal Revenue Service, Economy, Business and Finance, Politics, Finance
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Candidates stress balance
Lockport Union-Sun & Journal, N.Y.For each of the six people running for a spot on the Lockport City Schools Board of Education, balancing quality education with fiscal responsibility is the priority. Those candidates include incumbents Edward Sandell, Jon Williams and Diane Phelps,...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Elections, United Auto Workers, Economy, Business and Finance, General Motors Corp.
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Mosiman subject of ethics complaint
Ames Tribune, IowaMary Mosiman became state auditor Monday, and Tuesday she became the subject of an ethics complaint. Troy Price, executive director of the Iowa Democratic Party, filed the complaint, alleging that Mosiman, a Republican, used more than $1,000 in campaign...Tags: Elections, Local Elections, Trips and Vacations, National Government, Ethics
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Democrats hit new Iowa auditor with ethics complaint
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, IowaA little more than 24 hours after she was appointed State Auditor, Mary Mosiman became the subject of an ethics complaint. The Iowa Democratic Party Tuesday alleged that Mosiman used more than $1,000 from her campaign for Story County Auditor, a...Tags: Travel, Elections, Domestic Travel, Values, Political Fundraising
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Nonprofit thief up for parole two years into a 25-year sentence
Austin American-StatesmanTwo years into a 25-year sentence for stealing nearly $1 million from nonprofits that help children, Louanne Aponte is up for parole. Aponte -- who fled to Venezuela as authorities began investigating her but returned to Austin to face theft charges --...Tags: Prisons, Punishment, Theft, Crime, Law and Justice, Venezuela
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BWC could return $1.8M to local agencies
Springfield News-Sun, OhioNearly 70 public employers in Clark and Champaign counties could see a combined $1.8 million refund on their 2011 Bureau of Worker's Compensation premiums -- and could see a 4 percent reduction in future rates -- if a proposal is passed later this month....Tags: Finance, Employment Opportunities, Champaign County (Illinois), Career and Workplace, Economy, Business and Finance
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Legislators question funding for teaching program
Several legislators and education lobbyists made clear Tuesday they don’t think Teach For America should have received $250,000 from the Legislature for the coming school year. James Curran, the national nonprofit organization’s executive...Tags: Teachers, Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior (tv program), Regional Authority, Phyllis Heineman, Teaching and Learning
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Pot headed to back burner
The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.Pueblo is headed for a moratorium on licensing any marijuana stores until at least March 2014, according to proposed ordinances that will come up for a public hearing in two weeks. City Council gave approval to two ordinances on first reading Monday...Tags: General Contracting, Credit and Debt, Services and Shopping
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La auditoría de los comicios venezolanos se transmite "en vivo" por internet
EFELa auditoría extraordinaria de las elecciones presidenciales venezolanas que se realiza a petición de la oposición comenzó hoy a ser transmitida “en vivo” por el Consejo Nacional Electoral (CNE). A través del enlace “transmisión en... -
Courtney reaches out to new auditor
The Hawk Eye, Burlington, IowaState Sen. Tom Courtney, D-Burlington, welcomed new State Auditor Mary Mosiman to the office with a request. Just hours after Gov. Terry Branstad named Mosiman to the post, Courtney wrote a letter asking her to consider a special audit of her former...Tags: Voting, Elections, Politics, U.S. Senate, Crime, Law and Justice
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Legislators call for greater accountability from Norfolk State
Richmond Times-DispatchNorfolk State University has been unable to complete a financial audit for two consecutive years, prompting state legislators to call for greater accountability. Martha S. Mavredes, the state auditor of public accounts, told legislators on Monday that...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Economy, Business and Finance, U.S. Senate Committee on Finance, Education, Finance
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Former state auditor, of Gettysburg, dies
Betty Larson Casey, a former state auditor who lived in Gettysburg, died Sunday in Rapid City, according to a news release from the state. Larson, 80, served as state auditor from 1961 through 1963. She died at Hospice of the Hills, according to the...Tags: Dennis Daugaard
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