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M. senator will donate embattled colleague's contribution to charity
Craig: Idaho senator contributed $2,500 to Domenici's campaign
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Craig James hopes his love of dogs and admiration of police will help protect the four-legged members of Bartlett's K-9 unit.
Craig will turn 8 soon, and he asked for cash rather than presents. He wants to use the money as startup funds to buy protective vests for the Bartlett Police Department's three dogs.
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This week's special election for Congress, in which City Councilwoman Janice Hahn is considered the front-runner, has drawn bucketsful of cash for her and Republican opponent Craig Huey.
According to the group MapLight, which tracks political contributions, Hahn had raised more than $1.25 million while Huey has put in nearly $800,000 in his own money and raised more than $140,000 in donations.
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Ira M. Lechner, Katz & Ranzman, Washington, DC, argued, for plaintiff-appellees. With him on the brief was Michael B. Waitzkin, Nussbaum & Wald, of co...
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Business Editors
DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 7, 2003
Equitant, the leading provider of Order-To-Cash (O2C(TM))(a) outsourcing solutions to the Gl...
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ALLENTOWN, Pa., July 15 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A group of nine Lehigh County residents won $225,000 from the Pennsylvania Lottery's Cash 5 drawing on April 20.
Lottery Area Manager Craig Rogan today presented a ceremonial check to the group at Deli Mart on Tilghman Street in Allentown, where the ticket was purchased. The store will receive a $500 bonus for selling the winning ticket.
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Sheriff's deputies arrested two Crestline residents today after they found drugs, cash and firearms in their home.
Valerie Maud Den Besten, 54, and Craig Den Besten, 62, were booked into Central Detention Center in San Bernardino on suspicion of weapons and drug violations.
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I feel it is my duty to respond to the letter by Craig E. Cunningham, "Weigh stations can gush cash." I am an in-state truck driver, up and down Interstate 91 at least four days a week. There is not a week that passes that I do not see the weigh station just south of Exit 20 open for business. I usually am in line through it at least once every other week, depending upon when I go by.
It can only accommodate so many trucks at a time, due to backing up onto the exit ramp for the rest area.
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As a series of unfortunate events and sinister double-crosses escalates with sickly comic precision, cracks appear in [Daniel Craig]'s stone-face. Those shifting eyes reveal a guy finally realizing he's spent the last 20 years standing in quicksand--and it's now up well past his neck.
Craig's smooth operator naively thinks he can cash in his millions and retire clean, but he's never figured out that little fish are always at the mercy of the big fish's whims. And a deliriously amusing kingpin played by the great Michael Gambon has no patience for those who have "been swimming in my shit-stream for years.
Somehow, a friendly farewell lunch with the boss sends Craig on a mission to rescue Gambon's wayward crackhead daughter. Oh, and while he's at it, he's also got to figure out how to un...
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CHALMETTE, La. - Nearly three years after Hurricane Katrina, shifting demographics and the loss of community touchstones have rendered tight-knit St. Bernard Parish almost unrecognizable to those who cherished life here before the storm.
By one estimate, less than half the 67,000 pre-storm population is back in this New Orleans suburb, and residents are now poorer and more reliant on services from the cash-strapped parish government, St. Bernard President Craig Taffaro said.