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Monday Matters: Alma Waterfall Named After Crawford County Man
Times Record, Fort Smith, Ark.For a Crawford County man, McWater Falls along the newly developed Lake Alma Trail is more than an aptly named recreation spot -- it's the culmination of a personal dream and a lot of hard work. Named after Harry McWater -- and yes, that is his real... -
Loan underwriters make 'absurd' demands in effort to verify data
Did you hear about the loan underwriter who demanded a letter from the borrower's doctor stating the borrower had been healed and his illness would not come back? How about the underwriter who wanted a verification of employment from the borrower who...Tags: Finance, Fannie Mae, Federal Housing Administration, Economy, Business and Finance, Christianity
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Mobile postal unit will arrive Monday in Ipswich
A mobile postal unit will arrive in Ipswich on Monday to serve patrons who have been without a post office for more than a week. The unit, which arrived in South Dakota Friday night from Billings, Mont., will be parked outside the closed Ipswich Post...
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WRAPUP 3-U.S. job market shows surprising strength in April
Reuters* Nonfarm payrolls up 165,000 in April * February and March revised up by net 114,000 jobs * Jobless rate falls to 7.5 percent, labor force expands By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, May 3 (Reuters) - U.S. employment rose more than expected in April and...Tags: Ameriprise Financial Incorporated, Labor Markets, Unemployment Rate, Unemployment, Marketing
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WRAPUP 4-U.S. job market resilience eases growth concerns
Reuters* Nonfarm payrolls expand by 165,000 jobs in April * February and March revised up by net 114,000 jobs * Jobless rate falls to 7.5 percent, labor force expands * Report shows some underlying strength in the economy By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, May 3...Tags: Stock Activities, Labor Markets, Unemployment, Federal Reserve, Credit Ratings
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Court ruling aims to reduce diesel fumes at Union Station
A recent federal court decision will require the owner of a downtown building to maintain its ventilation system, improving air quality at nearby Union Station by sucking out diesel fumes from the station's tunnels. The old post office will have to...
Tags: Health, Union (McHenry, Illinois), Passenger Cars, Government, Heart Attack
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WRAPUP 1-U.S. April employment data to point to sluggish economy
Reuters* Nonfarm payrolls seen rising by 145,000 jobs in April * Unemployment rate expected to hold steady at 7.6 percent * Average hourly earnings seen up 0.2 percent * Average workweek seen steady at 34.6 hours * Report to show economy growing but with...Tags: Labor Markets, Unemployment, Politics, Marketing, Federal Reserve
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State-level Conservation Innovation Grants available for South Dakota
Huron (NRCS) - The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) announces the availability of $150,000 for state-level Conservation Innovations Grants (CIG). Under CIG, Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) funds are used to award competitive...Tags: Natural Resources, Environmental Issues, Energy Resources, Natural Resource Industry, Conservation
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2002 clip: EX-CORRECTIONS DEPUTY FIGHTS FOR REINSTATEMENT
This story ran in the Sun Sentinel on Sunday, Dec. 1, 2002: EX-CORRECTIONS DEPUTY FIGHTS FOR REINSTATEMENT By Jeff Shields A federal drug indictment transformed Raymond Hicks from a prison guard into a prison inmate in June 2000 and cost him his...Tags: Trials, Prosecution, Fort Lauderdale, Ken Jenne, Justice System
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Activist: Troubled ex-deputy campaigned tirelessly
Janet Burnett cried when she read the paper today. Burnett said she knows Raymond Hicks, the former Broward Sheriff's Office jail deputy whose story was featured on the front page this morning. No, they weren't friends. She was campaigning for Louis...
Tags: Trials, Justice System, Coca-Cola Co., Crime, Law and Justice, Kathleen Rice
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Bullock's hobby is a passion - working with sawmill
Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, TupeloAfter a long day at work in Tupelo, Zonny Bullock often drives another hour so he can work on his hobby. But his hobby also is his passion, and he spends another few hours on it. Bullock has a sawmill, which he uses to custom-cut a variety of wood,...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Hobbies
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May 2 Letters: Gun owners, public servants, online sales taxes
'Gun people' There are reasons that can be given for disarming the American people. Several have been cited in this space. I take particular exception, however, to a remark made on MSNBC two days ago: "gun people don't care about the poor, the...Tags: Government, Politics, Public Employees, MSNBC (tv network), Civil and Public Service
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