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Banks on the front lines
The stakes are higher for anti-money laundering efforts. Speakers at an ABA conference stressed the need to shut down terrorist funding. Also, new money laundering legislation is summarized. Read for further apprehension.
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Hangeland slide show brings down Gunners
Wenger fumes after early-season setback but Fulham deserve win Fulham 1 Hangeland (20) Arsenal 0 Substitutes: Fulham: Baird for Kallio (74), Dempsey for Seol (77), Teymourian for Murphy (81). Arsenal: Bendtner for Walcott (65), Song for Toure (77). Attendance: 25,276 Referee: Martin Atkinson Man of the match: Bullard...
Articles 2008-08-24
New Deal economics: lessons from Herbert Hoover
A year into the credit crunch and the world's leading economies seem locked in a macabre race to be first over the recession line. America, a few months ago firm favourite, has lost the lead to Germany. Or is it France? Or Spain? Is Japan already over the...
Articles 2008-08-23
K-9 trials set for Saturday
SOUTH JORDAN -- The 2008 Utah Peace Officers' Association will conduct K-9 trials this Saturday at the Salt Lake County Equestrian Center, 10800 S. 2200 West. The event, which begins at 9 a.m., is free to the public. Visitors can watch police K-9 teams...
Articles 2008-08-21
Minister Day Comments on the Arrest of a Wanted Fugitive by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
The Honourable Stockwell Day, Minister of Public Safety, today issued the following statement on the arrest by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police RCMP of Pietro D'Adamo, as part of the ongoing Project Colisee: "I would like to commend the RCMP, the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit CFSEU and international law...
Articles 2008-08-20
Tragic Tale of Two Troubled Teens
‘Murder in the 8th Grade’: Readers in turn were angered and deeply perturbed by the systemic failure to prevent such a tragedy. One asked, “Did Larry King get a pass on his repeated sexual harassment of Brandon McInerney because he was gay, and why were the boys who were bullying...
Articles 2008-08-11
Frank discussion about sexuality could be what's needed
DEAR AMY: I have been dating a very fine woman for about six months. We are senior citizens, living separately and alone for the time being. I am no longer able to perform sexually, and she has accepted that fact. However, I have the feeling that she is not exactly...
Articles 2008-08-07
Oakley man finishes training
Michael Huddleston of Oakley has successfully completed California Highway Patrol cadet training and has been assigned to duty at the CHP's Oakland Area office. Huddleston's brother, Aaron Huddleston, is also an officer working out of the CHP's Oakland Area office. Huddleston is a 1998...
Articles 2008-08-06
Landmark Global Survey of People Living with HIV and AIDS Shows Concerning Results that Side Effects are Leading Cause for U.S. Respondents to Discontinue or Switch Treatment Regimens
Despite 25 Years of Pandemic, U.S. Respondents Are Still Concerned about Stigma and Discrimination MEXICO CITY, Aug. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Results from the groundbreaking AIDS Treatment for Life International Survey ATLIS, which polled nearly 3,000 HIV-positive patients from 18 countries, show that a concerning number of people...
Articles 2008-08-04
Vaughan loses the game of inches to add fuel to the doubters' fire
He strolled languidly to the crease. If he was nervous or apprehensive or weary, it was impossible to tell. He might have been sipping champagne while making his way down the red carpet to attend some premiere. But Michael Vaughan, the captain of England, was here to fight for his...
Articles 2008-08-02
Williamsport man arrested here in tot's fatal beating
The 18-month-old Williamsport boy didn't have a chance. At the hands of his mother's 6-foot, 160-pound boyfriend, Fabian Peterkin, police said, little Marquise Hanible suffered fractured ribs and multiple blows to his chest, buttocks, lungs and pancreas. On Monday in Philadelphia, Williamsport police arrested Peterkin and charged him with Marquise's...
Articles 2008-07-30
2 W. Virginia players arrested in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH AP -- Two West Virginia University basketball players were charged with scuffling with police and underage drinking after a fight at a Pittsburgh Pirates game. Joe Mazzulla and Cameron Thoroughman were arrested Monday at PNC Park, where the Pirates were playing the Colorado Rockies. The two...
Articles 2008-07-30
Tomboy Tools Focuses on Delivering Hands-On Education and Empowerment With the Launch of Its First-Ever Pink Auto Kit
- New "Pink for Positive" Puts the Focus on Safety When Jumping a Battery - DENVER -- With the launch of its Pink Auto Kit, Tomboy Tools is stressing the importance of educating women on the proper use of auto jumper cables. The Auto Kit is available for...
Articles 2008-07-29
Los Angeles County Seeing Split Between Buyers', Sellers' Expectations
The disconnect between owners and users continues in the Greater Los Angeles office market as the area remains mired in economic uncertainty and apprehension. Although demand for office space is strong, some tenants are electing to downsize with market conditions. Most users have adopted a "less-is-more" philosophy, preferring shorter...
Articles 2008-07-28
The sex scenes JK Rowling never wrote
Page Turner Well, who knew? I'd heard of "slash fiction" before - an internet phenomenon where mostly female fans write sex scenes featuring male characters in popular culture. At Dirty Books, an event forming part of the London Literature Festival at the South Bank, we found...
Articles 2008-07-27
No ordinary Joes
Vince Cannatella opened Coffee Call on College Drive in 1976. About eight years ago, a Starbucks opened up across the street. John Cannatella, Vince's son and Coffee Call's current president, says they weren't as apprehensive as you might think. "I guess we had a wait-and-see attitude," John Cannatella remembers....
Articles 2008-07-15
HOPE IN THE HILLS
The fate of Rwanda's mountain gorillas has become entwined with the future of a country still reeling from the genocide of 1994, as Mike Unwin discovers Guideline No7 on my sheet of gorilla-tracking protocol advises: "Do not beat your chest at the silverback."...
Articles 2008-07-05
Muslims feel like 'Jews of Europe'
Minister's shock warning on rise of anti-Islamic prejudice Britain's first Muslim minister has attacked the growing culture of hostility against Muslims in the United Kingdom, saying that many feel targeted like "the Jews of Europe". Shahid Malik, who was appointed...
Articles 2008-07-04
Pandora
Hain passes the time by penning new biography of Mandela Like many of his old Labour frontbench colleagues who are no longer burdened with chauffeur-driven cars or grace-and-favour homes, Peter Hain has decided to dedicate his spare time to putting pen to paper....
Articles 2008-07-04
Safin survives early scare to swagger into last four
As Rafael Nadal was swaggering onto court yesterday evening, another Spanish matador was facing the brutal denouement of his own corrida. Feliciano Lopez had made the mistake of goading that big, brooding Russian bear, Marat Safin, and the reaction was such that even Roger Federer may...
Articles 2008-07-03
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