News Archive for March 21 2008
State Department fires 2 for looking at Obama's passport fileWASHINGTON -- Two contract employees for the State Department have been fired and a third disciplined for inappropriately looking at the passport file of Democratic Sen. Barack Obama's passport file, a spokesman said Thursday. Spokesman Sean McCormack said the...
- 2 axed for looking at Obama's passport file
- State Department fires 2, disciplines 1 for looking at Barack Obama's passport file
- Obama's passport file breached at State Department - Summary
- State Dept. Workers Ogle Obama's Passport
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Kathleen Soliah, a former Palmdale resident, served about half of her 12-year term for her role in a plot to blow up LAPD cars. She had been arrested in 1999 while living under an assumed name in Minn
- Lawyers push for release of former SLA member Sara Jane Olson
- Release sought for former SLA member; was sent back to Calif. prison after mistaken parole
- Sara Jane Olson, Former SLA Member, Released From Prison
- Former SLA member headed back to prison; 'administrative error' resulted in release
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Tay Zonday the creator of the Internet smash hit "Chocolate Rain" (above) won the YouTube award for Best Music Video of 2007. If you haven't seen the video, you probably have way more sex than I do. Therefore I hate you. The AP reports: "It's the new Emmys," Zonday, 25, said of the video-sharing site's awards in a telephone interview with The Associated [...]
- Harry Potter, Chocolate Rain win YouTube awards
- Harry Potter, Chocolate Rain win YouTube awards
- Harry Potter, Chocolate Rain win YouTube awards
- Harry Potter, Chocolate Rain win YouTube awards
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LOS ANGELES - Two former members of the Beach Boys settled a five-year legal dispute over use of the band's name, a lawyer said.
- Legal deal restores good vibrations to Beach Boys
- Lawsuit settled over Beach Boys name (AP)
- Lawsuit Settled Over Beach Boys Name
- Beach Boys deal for good vibrations
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A Superior Court judge in San Diego has ordered Starbucks to pay its California baristas more than $100 million in back tips that had been paid to shift supervisors.
- Judge orders Starbucks to pay more than $100 million in back tips
- Judge Orders Starbucks to Pay More Than $100M in Back Tips
- Court orders Starbucks pay workers $106 million: lawyer
- Court Orders Starbucks Pay Workers $106 Million
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A journalist for state-run Russian television was found dead in Moscow early Friday and prosecutors have opened a murder investigation, colleagues and officials said.
National Briefing | Southwest: Texas: Sex Offender Runs for MayorA registered sex offender arrested in an Internet sex sting four years ago is running for mayor of Wilmer, a small Dallas suburb.
Seahawks solidify the middle: Lofa Tatupu signsThe cornerstone of Seattle's defense found himself in a familiar position Friday. In the middle. That's the spot linebacker Lofa Tatupu...