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Aug 2004

Convicted child rapist Russell R. Rehrig, captured Friday after being on the lam for a year, will be arraigned today in Atlantic County Criminal Court House, Mays Landing, N.J. The Atlantic County Office of the Prosecutor is scheduled to arraign ...

Rehrig set for arraignment in New Jersey court today - Republican & Herald

Sept. 8 (Bloomberg) -- South Korea's Kospi index rose the most in more than a year, led by Woori Finance Holdings Co. , on speculation the U.S. government's takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will stabilize financial markets. Woori, which has the ...

South Korea's Kospi Gains Most in a Year, Led by Woori Finance - Bloomberg

SEATTLE -- The Yankees just found out what $209 million can buy: Fourth place. Jose Lopez hit two homers, Ryan Feierabend went from idle to impressive and the Seattle Mariners sent the New York Yankees tumbling into fourth with a 5-2 victory on ...

Yanks sink to fourth - Press & Sun-Bulletin

Sept. 8 (Bloomberg) -- India's new central bank Governor Duvvuri Subbarao may raise interest rates to halt the rupee's slide and cool inflation rather than dip into foreign-exchange reserves, according to Standard Chartered Plc. The rupee's losses ...

India to Use Rates for Rupee, Standard Chartered Says (Update1) - Bloomberg

Heinz School of Public Policy and Management adjunct professor Jeffrey Hunker was charged with drunken driving three times in eight days between Aug. 17 and 25. Hunker entered a rehabilitation facility in Virginia early last week where he will stay ...

Heinz professor charged with drunken driving multiple times - Tartan

How Canada has changed in just three years. Can this federal election spring as many surprises, trigger as many reversals of fortune, as did the last? Will our country be unbelievably different? In the fall of 2005, as we awaited the election call ...

National unity - then and now - Globe and Mail

The United States will decide in April whether to proceed with full-scale production of the new "humanitarian" system of anti-personnel land mines called "Spider," according to a report by the Defense Department 's deputy inspector general for ...

Decision to Be Made on Self-Destructing Land Mines - Washington Post

Gov. Jon Corzine today approved a long-anticipated plan to preserve the Highlands of northwest New Jersey and enacted additional measures to protect the region's vast swaths of wooded ridges and reservoirs from development. Jim Pathe /The Star-Ledger ...

Corzine approves plan to preserve N.J. Highlands - Newark Star-Ledger

Many in the West were surprised by the outbreak of war between Georgia and Russia. But there were plenty of signs that the conflict was approaching. SPIEGEL reconstructs the road to violence. The Sheraton Metechi Palace Hotel in the Georgian capital ...

ROAD TO WAR IN GEORGIA - Der Spiegel

Despite his absence in the courtroom, justice was served on Russell R. Rehrig. A jury of six men and six women found the 52-year-old Allentown man guilty of raping three children a year ago today. The incidents occurred between Aug. 25, 2004, and Aug ...

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