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Pennsylvania Widow Gets Another Chance in Court to Argue Why She Should be Able to Keep Her Home

By Staff on Aug 19, 2013   National  

Pennsylvania Widow Gets Another Chance in Court to Argue Why She Should be Able to Keep Her Home

The Commonwealth Court in Pennsylvania ruled on Monday that the western Pennsylvania widow who lost her home when it was sold at auction because she owed $6.30 in unpaid interest will get a chance to go back to court and argue why she should not lose her home.

Experts Say Full-Instrument Landing was not Advisable at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth Crash

By Staff on Aug 18, 2013   National  

Experts Say Full-Instrument Landing was not Advisable at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth Crash

It was revealed by the National Transportation Safety Board that the UPS Cargo jet that crashed in Alabama last week was on auto pilot until seconds before it impacted short of the runway in Birmingham.

Former City of Buffalo Employee Sentenced for Stealing Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars from Parking Meters

By Federal Bureau of Investigation on Aug 16, 2013   National  

Former City of Buffalo Employee Sentenced for Stealing Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars from Parking Meters

BUFFALO, NY—U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul, Jr. announced today that James Bagarozzo, 57, of Buffalo, New York, who was convicted of stealing $210,000 from the city of Buffalo, a governmental agency that receives federal funding, was sentenced to 30 months in prison by U.S. District Judge Richard J. Arcara. The defendant has also been ordered […]

US Acknowledges Location of Secretive Test Site, but Not Aliens

By VOA News on Aug 16, 2013   National  

US Acknowledges Location of Secretive Test Site, but Not Aliens

The U.S. for the first time is acknowledging the location of a secretive aerial surveillance test site that conspiracy theorists have long claimed might be the home for extraterrestrials who have invaded the country.

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