Europe Unleashes Online Gambling to Fill Coffers The New York Times | PARIS — Across Europe, cash-strapped governments looking for ways to reduce yawning budget gaps are embracing online gambling, a source of revenue they once viewed with wary skepticism. | While U.S. opposition to Internet betting has centered on concerns about gambling addiction, European po...
Hillary for President in 2012? Could be. And, are you ready for a trade war ... The Examiner | Ruminations, July 25, 2010 | Hillary 2012? | Will President Barack Obama be challenged for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2012? What seemed to be a virtual impossibility a year ago is looking more and more likely. And if dissatisfaction with his presidency is high, who would be the chal...
Legal fight over prior restraint on publication Wtop By MARK SHERMAN | Associated Press Writer | WASHINGTON (AP) - New organizations asked a Washington court Friday to free a legal newspaper to publish information, found in court records, that has been ordered suppressed by a local judge. | The court r...
Legal fight over prior restraint on publication The Miami Herald | WASHINGTON -- New organizations asked a Washington court Friday to free a legal newspaper to publish information, found in court records, that has been ordered suppressed by a local judge. | The court records involve a dispute between juice maker P...
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SC tourism agency puts welcome centers up for bid The Boston Globe | COLUMBIA, S.C.-Concerned that South Carolina's tourism agency may have to close or reduce operations at its welcome centers because of state budget cuts, one local visitors burea...
District of Columbia youths fight against tobacco marketing The Examiner | In Washington, D.C., 8,000 children alive today will die prematurely from smoking, concluded the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids. But children in Washington, DC are fighting back ...
Nixon kicks off Mo. economic growth committee The Examiner Comments COLUMBIA, Mo. (Map, News) - A new committee created by Gov. Jay Nixon has started work plotting an economic growth plan for Missouri. | Nixon spoke at the group's first meeting Wednesday, urging members to develop a plan that will allow Miss...
Lunch Money Live Music Band for Children and Adults Newsvine | The exciting news about Lunch Money is this music band is just for kids! In the 1960s, family-friendly music was available, but music designed, written and performed especially for kids was not. Children who loved music listened to the ideals and f...
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Recession was deeper than gov't previously thought Herald Tribune | WASHINGTON - The recession was deeper than the government previously thought. | The Commerce Department, in revisions issued Friday, estimates the economy shrank 2.6 percent last year - the steepest drop since 1946. That's worse than the 2.4 percent decline originally estimated. | The economy's plunge underscores why the unemployment rate surged ...
Oil steady near $77 after sharp U.S. petroleum stocks gain The Guardian * U.S. crude stockpiles jump most since October 2008 * Coming Up: U.S. weekly jobless claims; 1230 GMT By Alejandro Barbajosa SINGAPORE, July 29 (Reuters) - Oil was steady around $77 on Thursday after falling in the past two sessions on weak durable good data and the biggest weekly increase in crude inventories for nearly two years in the United St...
![Goose Creek State Park is a North Carolina state park near Washington, Beaufort County, North Carolina in the United States. It covers 1,327 acres (5.37 km) just off of Pamlico Sound, in North Carolina's Coastal Plain. Goose Creek State Park is home to a wide variety of wildlife that make their homes in the extensive salt water marshes, inlets and creeks on the northern side of the sound. Goose Creek State Park is open for year round recreation, east of Washington, two miles (3 km) south of U.S. Route 264 on Camp Leach Road.[1]](http://cdn0.wn.com/vp/i/13/52349f3bfd18df.jpg)
