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Nolan The Colon Promotes Colorectal Cancer Awareness

By SEARHC on Sep 26, 2011   Health  

Nolan The Colon Promotes Colorectal Cancer Awareness

SITKA, Sept. 26, 2011 — “Nolan the Colon” is returning to Southeast Alaska during October to help the SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) launch a new colorectal cancer screening and awareness campaign.

Murkowski Criticizes ‘No Child Left Behind’ Waiver Offer

By Office of Senator Murkowski on Sep 26, 2011   State  

Murkowski Criticizes ‘No Child Left Behind’ Waiver Offer

WASHINGTON, DC – Senator Murkowski Friday challenged the Department of Education’s waiver process for states to opt out of some provisions of the “No Child Left Behind Act” – reminding the administration they do not have the authority to do so, unilaterally. “I’m disappointed that President Obama’s solution to his predecessor’s top-down, one-size-fits-all policy is […]

Equador Leaves $7.2 Billion In Oil Reserves In Ground In Favor Of Biodiversity

By United Nations on Sep 26, 2011   World  

Equador Leaves $7.2 Billion In Oil Reserves In Ground In Favor Of Biodiversity

An Ecuadorian accord to leave vast oil reserves, conservatively valued at $7.2 billion, untapped to protect biodiversity in a national park in return for half that amount from the international community was heralded at the United Nations today as a model in the fight to save the planet.

IRS, U.S. Banks at Odds Over $1 Billion in Tax Credits From Barclays Deals

By Financial Times, Jeff Gerth, ProPublica, Vanessa Houlder and Megan Murphy on Sep 26, 2011   National  

IRS, U.S. Banks at Odds Over $1 Billion in Tax Credits From Barclays Deals

U.S. District Judge Patrick J. Schiltz of Minnesota is an educated man. He earned his law degree from Harvard, won a coveted clerkship for Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and taught the law for more than a decade before joining the bench in 2006.

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