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• Nobility Brought Low; a Russian Émigré and a Blind Diplomat in Pre-War Shanghai

Jackson is rescued one night from a pair of thugs clearly planning to mug him by Sofia (Natasha Richardson), a White Russian émigré working as a taxi dancer and maybe a prostitute, though the film is reticent on this angle. Her Russian in-laws are played by the rest of the Redgrave gang. Vanessa (Richardson's real mother) is the old countess. Aunt Lynn plays Olga, Sofia's spiteful mother-in-law. (Her husband is dead.) Madeleine Potter - long a Merchant Ivory fave - is Greshenka, Sofia's sister-in-law and supposed "protector" of Sofia's young daughter Katya. This nest of vipers plans to escape to Hong Kong, taking Katya, who adores her mother, and abandoning Sofia because taxi-dancing, et al., has made her unacceptable to the snooty White Russian community. Jackson opens a nightclu...

• Pacific Sun
• August 06, 2009

• 'Taxis' Added for Seniors, Disabled

WEST MILFORD -- Seniors and the disabled who find it daunting to get around in the roughly 80-square-mile township will soon have a low-priced taxi option. Help will be available through the EZ Ride Community Cars program, which provides a discounted door-to-door taxi service for senior citizens and disabled residents. Community Cars already operates in 11 communities in Bergen County, but this is the first such program in Passaic County.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• June 14, 2011

• Virginia Partners with Air Taxi Association to Advance and Foster Air Taxi Adoption and Community Access.

Partnership to Further Affordable, Point-to-Point, On-Demand Air Travel Throughout Virginia RICHMOND, Va. & ATLANTA -- The Virginia SATSLab, Inc., (...

• Business Wire
• September 24, 2007

• Iusacell 3g Technology Allows Chiapas Taxi Drivers to Be Eyes and Ears for the Community Through Cell Phone Services

To: TECHNOLOGY EDITORS Contact: Investor Contacts: Juan Carlos Creixell, +52 (55) 5109- 5927, jlriera@iusacell.com.mx, or Jose Luis Riera K., +52 (55) 1720- 9167, jrangelk@gruposalinas.com.mx, or Bruno Rangel, +52 (55) 5109- 5950, jccreixell@iusacell.com.mx; or Press Contact: Tristan Canales, +52 (55) 1720-1441, tcanales@gruposalinas.com.mx

• U.S. Newswire
• September 21, 2009

• 'Crime Tax' Chokes Our Quality of Life, Community Business Development

While we rail against companies who drag their feet when it comes to siting a grocery store anywhere near the Black community, we turn a blind eye to the kind of larceny that doomed the Phoenix Hill Shop 'N Save. There was a time when jitney's flourished in our community because white taxi companies didn't want Black business. There may still be truth to that, but those taxi providers now point to the violence in the community as justification for their avoidance. Now, they don't need to be racist, they can just point to finances. In this battle to reclaim our communities from the violence and reports of violence, there are no disinterested observers. The violence affects everyone. But the effect on business has long-term repercussions. No one can build a business if their costs are so ...

• New Pittsburgh Courier; City Edition
• August 06, 2009

• John K. Hostetler

, 62, of 379 S. Belmont Rd., Paradise, entered into rest on Tuesday Jan. 18, 2011. Born in Reedsville, PA, he was the son of the late Samuel S. and Lydia B. King Hostetler. He was the husband of Anna N. Yoder Hostetler. They were married on Dec. 21, 1971. A self-employed taxi driver for the Amish community, he was a member of the Mine Road Amish-Mennonite Church. In 1985, they moved to Topeka, IN till 2006, and he was a trucker during that time. Besides his wife, he is survived by: a daughter, Sarah L. married to Donald L. Beiler, Ronks, PA; a son, Ben Jay married to Carolyn R. Yoder, Paris, TN; brothers, Eli S. Hostetler, Milroy, PA; Samuel K. Hostetler, Reedsville, PA, Ner E. Hostetler, Wolcottville, IN; sisters, Nancy K. Hostetler, Mary L. Zook, both of McClure, PA, ...

• Intelligencer Journal Lancaster New Era - Saturday Edition
• January 20, 2011

• Greater Houston Small Taxicab v. City of Houston,, (5th Cir. 2011)

... comprising current taxi permit holders, community leaders, and City Council members. The group, whic...

• Federal Circuits

• Green Goals Drive City's Car-Sharing Program

Residents will pay rental rates of about $10 per hour for the fuel-efficient cars, said Dwight McLeod, a Mount Vernon resident and principal of the city's partner company, Go-Eco Group L.L.C. He said the shared rentals will compete with taxi cabs and give people greater mobility in a community where many commuting residents do not own vehicles.

• Westchester County Business Journal
• June 14, 2010

• A Community Perspective of Cocaine Use in Ireland: A Brief Exploratory Study

The emphasis of this exploratory research was on documenting perceptions of the extent of cocaine use in an inner city community (of 4,000 households) in Ireland. The study was undertaken due to rising community concern of apparent increasing pervasion of cocaine availability, increased cocaine use as social activity and the destructive impact on both individual and community context. Interviews were conducted with a range of informants including drug-service providers, An Garda Síochána (Irish police), youth workers, drug counselors, family support workers, general medical practitioners, hospital personnel, night-club owners, publicans, parents and carers, taxi drivers, doormen, community workers, money advice and lending services, outreach workers, prison liaison officers, politicians...

• Contemporary Drug Problems
• Vol. 34 Nbr. 1, April 2007

• Green Taxi Receives Approval From Psc

After the meeting, the owner and manager of Yellow Cab said the commission's decision would end up hurting customers because Missoula was not big enough to support two taxi companies. Representatives from the tourism industry, conservation community and medical field supported another cab company in Missoula, according to PSC records.

• Missoulian
• August 21, 2009