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Court rules feds are entitled to baseball steroid testing data (Port Arthur News)


SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — With Barry Bonds still in their sights, federal investigators probing steroids in sports can now use the names and urine samples of about 100 Major League Baseball players who tested positive for performance enhancing drugs, following a ruling Wednesday from a federal appeals court.
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News briefs from around Texas (Port Arthur News)


FARMERS BRANCH, Texas (AP) — Opponents of a city ordinance prohibiting landlords from renting to illegal immigrants have collected enough valid signatures to force the City Council to repeal the measure or put it to a city vote.
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Murders are up in New York, several other U.S. cities for 2006; drugs, gangs cited (Port Arthur News)


NEW YORK (AP) — Gangs, drugs, easy access to guns and a disturbing tendency among young people to pull guns to demand respect were among the causes authorities cited in trying to explain this year’s increase in murders in New York and many other major cities after years of decline.
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Wage increase doesn`t worry Spa City business owners (Capital News 9)


"Where it is now is ridiculous," said Saratoga Coffee Traders owner Mike Zimmerman. Workers making the minimum, you`re getting a raise. New York is pushing the legal low to a $7.15 January 1st.
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Dont tolerate sports insolence (Orange Leader)


MUSKOGEE PHOENIX (Muskogee, Okla.) MUSKOGEE, Okla. — Most professional sports players are not egotistical, arrogant or violent.
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Soaring above the furor (Orange Leader)


THE TRIBUNE-DEMOCRAT (Johnstown, Pa.) JOHNSTOWN, Pa. — We like it: Indiana University of Pennsylvania Crimson Hawks. The new moniker for IUP’s sports teams makes sense, taking inspiration from the red-tailed hawk that is native to Indiana County.
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Capital punishment on trial (Orange Leader)


THE TRIBUNE-DEMOCRAT (Johnstown, Pa.) JOHNSTOWN, Pa. — A botched execution in Florida has given death-penalty opponents new ammunition in their fight to end the practice.
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Gift or more deceit? (Orange Leader)


THE LEBANON REPORTER (LEBANON, Ind.) LEBANON, Ind. — Redemption or yet again a devious ploy? Saddam Hussein wants the “dear faithful people” of Iraq “not to hate the people of the other countries that attacked us” when a U.S.-led coalition invaded Iraq in 2003.
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Bright idea makes a big comeback: Conservation (USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News)


Nearly all businesses share an all-consuming mission: sell, sell, sell. But power companies these days are increasingly being told by regulators to pump hundreds of millions of dollars into selling less electricity.
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Dishwashers should clean but not be heard (The Victoria Advocate)


Hear that? It`s the sound of dishwasher manufacturers lowering the machines` noise levels. "As home plans become a lot more open, you want to be able to talk over the phone and not shout over the noise of a dishwasher," said Brent DeWeerd, who oversees dishwasher engineering at Whirlpool Corp.
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Court rules feds are entitled to baseball steroid testing data (Port Arthur News)
News briefs from around Texas (Port Arthur News)
Murders are up in New York, several other U.S. cities for 2006; drugs, gangs cited (Port Arthur News)
Wage increase doesn`t worry Spa City business owners (Capital News 9)
Dont tolerate sports insolence (Orange Leader)
Soaring above the furor (Orange Leader)
Capital punishment on trial (Orange Leader)
Gift or more deceit? (Orange Leader)
Bright idea makes a big comeback: Conservation (USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News)
Dishwashers should clean but not be heard (The Victoria Advocate)

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