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6.706 documents for Cameron Claim

- Cameron Stakes His Claim for Higher Honours
IT WAS Tukapa's turn to roll New Plymouth Old Boys in Taranaki division one club rugby on Saturday. Tukapa won 31-12 at Yarrow Stadium, with second five-eighth Jack Cameron reminding the Taranaki selectors of his talents, scoring a try and kicking 16 points.
- Daily News; White Plains
- June 13, 2005
- Leroy Clouser and Sharon Clouser (Owners of the Robert E. Mining Claims), Carl E. Setera, Judith M. Setera, Anthony S. Setera and Lois A. Setera (Owners of the Thunderbolt Mining Claims), Gary Hoefler, Don Wurster, Cameron Anderson and Robin Anderson (Owners of the Wilson Mining Claim), Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. Mike Espy, Secretary of Agriculture, United States of America, Dale Robertson, Chief Forester, Forest Service, John Butruille, Regional Forester, Pacific Northwest Region, Jeff Blackwood, Forest Supervisor, Umatilla National Forest, Craig Smith Dixon, District Ranger, North Fork John Day Ranger District, Mike Lunn, Forest Supervisor, Siskiyou National Forest, Dennis Holthus, District Ranger, Illinois Valley Ranger District, Bruce Babbitt, Secretary of the Interior, Cy Jamison, Director of the Bureau of Land Management, D. Dean Bibles, State Director, Oregon State Office, Defendants-Appellees., 42 F.3d 1522 (9th Cir. 1994)
Philip F. Schuster, II and Roger F. Dierking, Portland, OR, for plaintiffs-appellants. Peter A. Appel, Robert L. Klarquist and Alexandra A.E. Shapiro...
- Federal Circuits
- Club Members Claim Kicked Out in Retaliation
WINFIELD - Three members of the FMC Sportsman's Club have sued the nonprofit corporation, alleging they were kicked out in retaliation for cooperating with a grand jury investigation of the club. In a lawsuit filed Wednesday in Putnam Circuit Court, Hubert Strickland, Cameron Cline and Ernest Barger claim they were ejected from the club "in retaliation for the Plaintiffs' perceived cooperation with, and/or providing of information to, the Putnam County prosecuting attorney as he conducts an investigation of the defendants' activities.
- Charleston Gazette
- May 27, 2011

- U.K. Planning Major Changes to Health Care
LONDON - Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday waded into terrain where past British governments have foundered, promising fundamental changes to the country's expensive and over-stressed public health care system. Cameron said the reforms would cut red tape and improve treatment, but critics claim they will cause chaos and could lead to backdoor privatization of the much-criticized but widely popular National Health Service.
- Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
- January 18, 2011
- Gary Hoefler, Don Wurster, Cameron Anderson and Robin Anderson, Owners of the Placer Wilson Mining Claim, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. Bruce Babbitt, Secretary of the Interior; Michael Dombeck, Acting Director Bureau of Land Management; Elaine Zielinski, State Director, Oregon Office, Bureau of Land Management; Dan Glickman, Secretary of Agriculture; Jack Ward Thomas, Chief Forest Service; Robert W. Williams, Acting Regional Forester; Mike Lunn, Forest Supervisor, Siskiyou National Forest; Mary Zuschlag, District Manager, Defendants-Appellees., 139 F.3d 726 (9th Cir. 1998)
Philip F. Schuster, II, Dierking & Schuster, Portland, OR, for plaintiffs-appellants. Robert L. Klarquist, Environment & Natural Resources Division, ...
- Federal Circuits
- Baptist Theologian Thinks Hollywood Claim Is Heresy and Seeks Apology From Cameron
To: RELIGION EDITORS Contact: Lisa Bamford of 90.9 KCBI Radio Dallas Texas, +1-817- 505-8548
- U.S. Newswire
- February 27, 2007
- Faith Takes Another Beating Christianity, Ever a Safe Target, Endures an Annual Attempt to Shake Its Moorings
Putting the best possible spin on it, filmmaker James Cameron may want to believe he's found the casket of Jesus. Others would cynically suggest Cameron is just trying to make a buck with a sensational claim.
- Augusta Chronicle, The
- March 02, 2007
- Best v. Humboldt Placer Mining Co., 371 U.S. 334 (1963)
... Court to condemn any outstanding mining claims on certain public lands needed for the constructio...Cameron v. United States, 252 U.S. 450, 456. The discovery...
- U.S. Supreme Court
- City of Vestavia Hills v. General Fidelity Insurance Co., (11th Cir. 2012)
... Claimant-Appellee. . ... won a judgment in state court against Cameron Development Corporation (“Cameron”). Based on ...
- Federal Circuits
- Cameron's Jesus Film Is All About the Hype
We live in a world in which the face of Jesus Christ is said to have been seen on tortillas, dental X-rays and the backside of a British dog named Angus MacDougall. Given that each of these sightings has attracted believers, Hollywood film director James Cameron can hardly be faulted for expecting the world to accept his claim: the discovery not only of the bones of Christ, but those of Mrs. Christ (Mary Magdalen) and their son.
- Press Telegram
- March 04, 2007