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Pond House Café: A Neighborly Dispute That Is Best Forgotten
It was a classic neighborhood battle that threatened to kick off a border war between the capital city and its suburban neighbor to the west. At the heart of the dispute was the Pond House Café and Banquet Center, an upscale eatery nestled against the...Tags: West Hartford, National Government, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Government
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Obama surges past McCain in fundraising race
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersBarack Obama's recent surge in the presidential race has been credited to a rise in voters' concerns about their money. It helps that Obama himself has a lot of money. Spurning federal funds -- and the spending restrictions that go with them -- the...Tags: Political Candidates, Indiana University, Hillary Clinton, Public Holidays, Political Systems
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Clinton campaigns for Obama in Roanoke
Associated Press WritersPresident Bush's response to the nation's financial crisis is helping Barack Obama's presidential campaign, former President Bill Clinton said. "The administration keeps plowing an Uzi's worth of bullets into the McCain-Palin ticket every time they have...Tags: Bill Clinton, National Government, L. Douglas Wilder, Heads of State, Government Health Care
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Voting not simple for U.S. soldiers
The associated pressAmerican soldiers can hump 60-pound packs through the broiling desert, kill for their country and die for it, but they can't always vote for their commander in chief. A solution has long been proposed: Just get rid of the Byzantine process that forces...Tags: Computing and Information Technology, Armed Forces, Referenda, Defense, Voting
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L.A. County union members campaign for Obama over the phone
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterTony Moreno is talking about the weak economy and about jobs lost to outsourcing. He's trying to sell a Barack Obama presidency -- one union member to another. But Moreno is in Los Angeles and the union member he's talking to is in Pennsylvania. Moreno,...Tags: Laws, AFL-CIO, John McCain, Voting, Political Campaigns
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Township group asks trustees for lobbying funds
The state association for Indiana's 1008 township trustees is asking them to pass along more of their tax dollars to battle efforts in the General Assembly next year to eliminate township government, a report Saturday said. The Indiana Township...Tags: Local Authority, Budgets and Budgeting, Lobbying, Government, Heads of State
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Arizona town rethinks immigrant stance
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSix months ago, this town of 5,500 took a stand against the most powerful lawman in the state. As Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's deputies swept through town during a controversial operation searching for illegal immigrants, Mayor Rebecca Jimenez...Tags: Government, Regional Authority, Minority Groups, Immigration, Public Officials
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Palm Beach County voters to consider home-rule charter amendment
South Florida Sun-SentinelWhat's good for some in Palm Beach County may not be good for all. That's the sentiment behind a proposed County Charter amendment on the Nov. 4 ballot that would let municipalities opt out of countywide rules that govern everything from the size of...Tags: Television Industry, Advertising, Jerry Taylor, Boynton Beach
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Justices, block this fraud
We don't yet know who tried to perpetrate a fraud on the people of Illinois by rigging the Nov. 4 vote on a constitutional convention. We do, though, know who can rescue this referendum question from whichever political insiders are guilty of this deceit:...Tags: Illinois Supreme Court, Corporate Crime, Trials, Voting, Fraud
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A real learning experience: Being Jorge's second family
Jorge Luis Perez Tortosa had never seen a pancake, and so he approached it with caution. Squeezing out a single drop of maple syrup, he used his knife to carefully spread it across one bite-sized piece, which he removed with surgical precision and...Tags: Nintendo Company Ltd., Homes
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No problems on LI from group accused of voter fraud
michael.amon@newsday.comACORN, the anti-poverty group under investigation for voter fraud in several states, has organized voter registration drives on Long Island this year but no allegations of misconduct have been made, officials said yesterday. Cathy L. Richter Geier, the...Tags: Fraud, John McCain, Corporate Crime, Democratic Party, Employees
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Group's Promotion Of Responsible Development Gains Political Momentum
1000 Friends of Connecticut was founded in 2005 to make responsible development one of the most important issues in state political campaigns. The group, however, had a tepid beginning, holding just four candidate forums featuring "smart growth" as...Tags: Economic Policy, Connecticut Economic Development, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, State Budgets, Property Tax
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