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Otis Willie wrote: > DoD Identifies Army Casualty No. 121-04 > > (EXCERPT) IMMEDIATE RELEASE Feb 23, 2004 (703)697-5131(media) > (703)428-0711(public/industry) > > DoD Identifies Army Casualty > > The Department of Defense announced today the deat

Otis Willie wrote: > DoD Identifies Army Casualties No. 119-04 > > (EXCERPT) IMMEDIATE RELEASE Feb 20, 2004 (703)697-5131(media) > (703)428-0711(public/industry) > > DoD Identifies Army Casualties > > The Department of Defense announced today the

The Lindbergh Baby wrote: > > What really surprised me about the article was this: > > > Dornsife feels safest going far above the speed limit in his > > Subaru station wagon > > You can go above the speed limit in a SUBARU STATION WAGON?!

I am trying to find out information for a friend of mine in MO. The situation is this: *When married, she and her husband bought a mobile home *When divorced, the mobile home was granted to the ex husband *Eventually the mobile home was reposs

Kingfish. wrote: >> anymore, and I have a nagging suspicion that not many others do >> either. > > you shoulda let a dead thread go, then.... Brilliant StinkFish ... simply brilliant !

Philip Nasadowski wrote: > In article <9vy_b.104$%e4.56106@news.uswest.net>, > "=> Vox Populi ©" <vox@popu.li> wrote: > > *snips big mess of quotes of quotes of quotes of quotes* > > Can you guys *please* trim the non relavant groups from the heade

Laura Bush murdered her boy friend wrote: > Scott Weiser <HeyCR@kissmyass.org> wrote in message > news:<BC5FB0D3.5A05%HeyCR@kissmyass.org>... >> Thanks for the tip. I've forwarded this story to the state Senate >> members >> along with my report. Thi

What really surprised me about the article was this: > Dornsife feels safest going far above the speed limit in his > Subaru station wagon You can go above the speed limit in a SUBARU STATION WAGON?!?! ;-P John -- To reply, remove "

A Usenet persona calling itself BTR1701 wrote: > In article <3fb9a867624b7ab0121f79833f961bfc@news.teranews.com>, "Dave > C." <spammersdie@ahorribledeath.now> wrote: > >> "No surprise, then, that a proposal to reduce the speed limit on >> Intersta

A Usenet persona calling itself Dave C. wrote: > "No surprise, then, that a proposal to reduce the speed limit on Interstate > 80 in > Nebraska probably will die in committee; or that Texas legislators last year > refused to increase fines for drivi

A Usenet persona calling itself => Vox Populi © wrote: > Scott Weiser wrote: >> Thanks for the tip. I've forwarded this story to the state Senate >> members along with my report. This is yet more proof that highway >> scofflaws are bullies and need

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<snip interesting article> Notice that they don't mention that despite higher speeds, the fatality and crash rates on interstates (and overall) have decreased. Anyone that says that exceeding the speed limit on a rural interstate is dangerous is

Scott Weiser <HeyCR@kissmyass.org> wrote in message news:<BC5FB0D3.5A05%HeyCR@kissmyass.org>... > Thanks for the tip. I've forwarded this story to the state Senate members > along with my report. This is yet more proof that highway scofflaws are > bull

Arthur L. Rubin wrote: > => Vox Populi © wrote: >> >> Arthur L. Rubin wrote: > >>> Actually, that is EXACTLY the proper format for notice in a civil >>> (as opposed to criminal) case, even one with the government as >>> plaintiff. I missed that th

Brandon Sommerville wrote: > On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 22:19:48 GMT, The Lindbergh Baby > <johngrabowski1@die.spammersearthlink.net> wrote: > >> What really surprised me about the article was this: >> >>> Dornsife feels safest going far above the speed li

Scott Weiser wrote: > Thanks for the tip. I've forwarded this story to the state Senate > members along with my report. This is yet more proof that highway > scofflaws are bullies and need to be hammered into submission, not > catered to. Sure thin

The whole affirmative action thing arises from the courts' equitable powers. That is, their right to put right a wrong done to a person or group. If Al hits Bob, the court can say "Al must pay Bob $100". A legislature could not do that. If a legisla

Thanks for the tip. I've forwarded this story to the state Senate members along with my report. This is yet more proof that highway scofflaws are bullies and need to be hammered into submission, not catered to. -- Regards, Scott Weiser "I lov

Arif Khokar wrote: > <snip interesting article> > > Notice that they don't mention that despite higher speeds, the > fatality and crash rates on interstates (and overall) have decreased. > > Anyone that says that exceeding the speed limit on a rural

Falling for You Brahimi said. "We need to organize elections as early as possible but not as early as impossible." Help me understand: Why can not Iraq start on the process of O R G A N I Z I N G E L E

- DefaultUser wrote: > Schwarzenegger: Let foreign-born seek White House > > > > WASHINGTON (AP) --Arnold Schwarzenegger, making his Sunday talk show debut > as governor, said that he and other foreign-born citizens should be eligible > to

Then try a Virtual Legal Assistant. Instead of paying rent for the extra square footage for a secretarial station, buying another computer, and paying a full-time salary for a position with a lot of downtime, pay only for the time your assistant is

I was recently contacted by an overseas company offering to type and edit (by someone who speaks English as a second language?!?!) for a fraction of what Americans are paid. Even secretarial jobs are no longer safe! === Freelance Litigation Paraleg