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Somali pirates transform villages into boomtowns...WRAL.com - coverage you can count on Raleigh * Durham * Fayetteville Ask_Anything News on your Cell Phone News by email News on your iPod 1:30 pm · 11-19-08 7 Day Forecast Home News Local State Nation World Politics Green Tech Crime Strange Education Documentaries Blogs Multimedia Public Records Traffic Weather Sports Business WRAL-TV 5 On Your Side Health & Life Entertainment Tr... Submitted by admin on Wed, 2008-11-19 18:30.Shake your moneymaker: “Dirty dancing grandma” settles...Willis voluntarily dismissed her federal lawsuit against the town of Marshall last week after the town's insurance company agreed to pay her $275,000 to settle the suit. She sued six years ago after the town banned her from the local dance hall for what it deemed dirty dance moves. Despite the big payday, Willis didn't win her crucial point: As part of the settlement, Willis remains ban... Submitted by admin on Wed, 2008-11-19 06:30.Somali pirates seize Saudi supertanker loaded with crude off ......Entertainment Niagara Knows Knockout Name That Tune Steve & Liana CKTB Photos Power Play The Tree of Lights Celebration Local Neighbourhood News Events More local events Tickets All Events Main Page Business News Entertainment News Environment News National News Quebec Election Sports News World News For the CKTB E-Club Tim Denis in The Morning Tom McConnell Niagara at Noon Knockout Larry Fedor... Submitted by admin on Mon, 2008-11-17 18:30.College payday: presidents' salaries up last year...As the economy has soured, at least one person on campus has done OK. Public university presidents' salaries climbed 7.6% last year. An annual survey by the Chronicle of Higher Education says 15 presidents of public research universities took home at least $700,000 in 2007-2008. Nearly one-third now earn over $500,000. The salary increases almost entirely reflect contracts signed b... Submitted by admin on Mon, 2008-11-17 06:30.Tim Landis: ‘Chevy on a stick’ may get a new home...The "Chevy on a stick," as it was once described in this newspaper, really is stuck up a pole this time. A 1955 Chevy BEL-AIRE two-door hardtop has rested atop a three-story pole at 2412 Clear Lake Ave. through 17 years, two car dealerships and two trips to the ground for thorough refurbishings. Now, it's out there on its own after the last car dealership relocated across Clear Lak... Submitted by admin on Sun, 2008-11-16 06:30.Murray hails Masters marathon...Taiwanese prosecutors question ex-leader's wife Taiwan's former first lady questioned in graft inquiry Taiwan tycoon Morris Chang says economy crisis has just begun Pakistan says $7.6 billion IMF loan agreed Taiwan former first lady Wu Shu-chen interrogated at home G20 summit to agree to reform roadmap, stimulus efforts: source Taiwan President urges predecessor to drop hunger strike Holders... Submitted by admin on Sat, 2008-11-15 18:30.Federer plans recovery after near-miss with 'miracle' - Feature...Shanghai - Roger Federer said he remains convinced he was flirting with a tennis miracle in a fighting defeat against Andy Murray at the Masters Cup, which ended his season. Failing to reach the semi-finals for the first time in seven appearances at the year-end tournament meant the Swiss player had to swallow a bitter defeat as he saved seven match points before losing to Murray for the third... Submitted by admin on Sat, 2008-11-15 06:30.Murray hails Masters tennis marathon...SHANGHAI (AFP) — Britain's Andy Murray hailed the pulsating Masters Cup win over defending champion Roger Federer as one of his best this season. The 21-year-old Scot downed the injured ex-number one 4-6, 7-6 (7/3), 7-5 to reach the year-end tournament's semi-finals on his debut and remain in line for a 1.34 million dollar payday. Murray, who was on court for more than thre... Submitted by admin on Fri, 2008-11-14 18:30.Payday Lenders Grouse About Proposed Ordinance...Lobbyists representing check-cashing businesses, payday lenders and auto title loan shops are meeting with Memphis and Shelby County lawmakers to voice their concerns over a proposed zoning ordinance designed to curb their growth. Representatives of businesses such as title loan shop TitleMax have approached council members over the past few weeks in response to new zoning guidelines that... Submitted by admin on Fri, 2008-11-14 06:30.Defeated in Ohio, payday lenders look for options...CINCINNATI -- The payday loan industry - stung at the Ohio ballot box with a strict new law - is looking for other ways to do business, prompting consumer advocates to worry that lenders are finding a way around the election results. Lenders are focusing more on services like pawn brokering and gold buying, and some are applying for licenses under other Ohio loan laws. Consumer advocates ... Submitted by admin on Thu, 2008-11-13 18:30. |
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