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Philly horns in on our turf – again
Bad enough that Philly has been trying to claim Edgar Allan Poe. Now The City of Brotherly Love seems to be making a play for The Wire. David Simon, producer of the celebrated HBO series, appears at Princeton University Thursday to discuss "Policy and...Tags: David Simon, Illegal Immigrants, Martin O'Malley, Regional Authority, Freedom of the Press
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Montgomery gets 5-year sentence
Disgraced former Olympic track star Tim Montgomery, once dubbed "the world's fastest man," was sentenced Friday in Norfolk, Va., to five years in prison for dealing heroin. "I was blind — I never had a job in my life," Montgomery told U.S. District...Tags: Jose Canseco, Prisons
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Warriors suspend guard Monta Ellis for 30 games without pay after offseason mo-ped accident
AP Sports WriterOAKLAND, Calif. (AP) _ Monta Ellis knew he was in trouble after he seriously injured his ankle in a mo-ped accident and then lied to the Golden State Warriors about it this summer. The high-scoring guard probably never imagined that trouble would cost...Tags: Los Angeles Clippers, National Basketball Association, Chris Mullin, Baron Davis, Golden State Warriors
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Decades later, lead still lingers at Island Trees school
eden.laikin@newsday.comThe ongoing saga in Levittown about lead contamination at the former rifle range at Island Trees High School began down the road in another district where the problem was almost identical, but the resolution dramatically different. In 1999, Lynbrook...Tags: Environmental Pollution, Hazardous Materials, Healthcare Policies, Fines, Defense
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WORLD & NATION UPDATE: AT HOME
Evangelist Billy Graham was released from the hospital yesterday, sore and bruised but not seriously injured after he tripped and fell over one of his dogs at his North Carolina home, hospital officials said. Graham, 89, stayed overnight at Mission...Tags: Major League Baseball, Fires, Nature, Baptist, Christianity
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FSU officials to meet with NCAA Committee on Infractions Oct. 18 to review academic fraud charges involving 60 athletes
Sentinel Staff WriterToday begins a week that will help to shape the immediate and long-term futures of both the Florida State football team and its athletic program overall. The Seminoles (4-1) travel to Raleigh, N.C., for a Thursday night ACC divisional game against N.C....Tags: Corporate Crime, Andrew Carter, Fraud, Financial Aid, Athletes
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Convicted public officials still registered to vote
Convicted public officials These South Florida figures are still registered to vote after federal convictions that should have stripped them of their voting rights: Ken Jenne, 61, right, Broward's ex-sheriff, released from prison Sept. 29 after...Tags: Public Officials, Government, Ken Jenne
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FSU will face toughest test before NCAA infractions committee
Tallahassee BureauToday begins a week that will help to shape the immediate and long-term futures of both the Florida State football team and Florida State athletics overall. The Seminoles (4-1) later this week travel to Raleigh, N.C., for a nationally televised...Tags: Corporate Crime, Colleges and Universities, Fraud, Financial Aid, Athletes
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Vietnam Traveling Wall Visits Area; Fire Chief Sworn In
The Vietnam Traveling Wall visits Rentschler Field this week. New East Hartford Fire Chief takes oath. Glastonbury girls wins cross country invitational. Manchester and Vernon name their Teachers of the Year. Bolton-based Simoniz USA fined by EPA. Man...Tags: Trials, Motorcycle Trial, Teaching and Learning, Drunk Driving, Prisons
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Florida's Turnpike slayings trial will begin in January
Scripps Treasure Coast NewspapersIt all started two years ago, with a 911 call from a man driving south on Florida's Turnpike through the middle of the county. The motorist had caught a glimpse of something strange on the side of the road. So he stopped his car on the west side of the...Tags: Florida's Turnpike, Trials, Clubs and Associations, Lawyers, Juvenile Delinquency
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Drug sentences: Reducing penalties a step backward
We should not be so quick to celebrate the reduction of prison sentences for crack dealers ("Cocaine Sentences Being Cut for Some," Sun-Sentinel, Sept. 21). The enhanced penalties for selling crack cocaine were enacted in response to legitimate factors...Tags: Drug Trafficking, Charles B. Rangel, Sales
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Man gets 16 years to life for fatally stabbing fan during fight outside SF Giants stadium
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ A California man has been sentenced to 16 years to life in prison for fatally stabbing a fellow baseball fan after a San Francisco Giants game four years ago. Rafael Cuevas was sentenced Friday after a jury convicted him of second-...Tags: Major League Baseball, Barry Bonds, San Francisco Giants
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