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Month: September 2007

New Naturalization Test Ready

WASHINGTON – U.S. immigration officials have trimmed down their questions which will appear on a new test, beginning in October of next year. There will be one hundred civics and history questions available for the new test. Individual applicants will get them ten at a time and have to get at least six correct to

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New Naturalization Test Ready

WASHINGTON – U.S. immigration officials have trimmed down their questions which will appear on a new test, beginning in October of next year. There will be one hundred civics and history questions available for the new test. Individual applicants will get them ten at a time and have to get at least six correct to

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Preparing For Flu Season Along The Border

EL PASO, TX. – As the flu season quickly approaches, there are concerns over whether thelonestar state is ready forwhat some are calling an impendingpandemic. State legislators say the answer is yes.The commissioner of the Texas Department of State Health Services testified to Congress Wednesday on pandemic influenza preparedness. His diagnosis? Texas is ready to

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Preparing For Flu Season Along The Border

EL PASO, TX. – As the flu season quickly approaches, there are concerns over whether thelonestar state is ready forwhat some are calling an impendingpandemic. State legislators say the answer is yes.The commissioner of the Texas Department of State Health Services testified to Congress Wednesday on pandemic influenza preparedness. His diagnosis? Texas is ready to

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Prosecutors Subpoena Rep. John Doolittle, Staffers For Documents In Corruption Probe

WASHINGTON (AP) – The Justice Department recently subpoenaed Rep. John Doolittle and five of the California Republican’s staffers for documents as part of its corruption investigation. The nine-term congressman gave no indication whether he planned to comply. “These efforts raise serious constitutional issues going to the very core of our separation of powers created by

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Prosecutors Subpoena Rep. John Doolittle, Staffers For Documents In Corruption Probe

WASHINGTON (AP) – The Justice Department recently subpoenaed Rep. John Doolittle and five of the California Republican’s staffers for documents as part of its corruption investigation. The nine-term congressman gave no indication whether he planned to comply. “These efforts raise serious constitutional issues going to the very core of our separation of powers created by

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Investigators Find Gaps In Northern Border Security After A Series Of Tests

WASHINGTON (AP) – A smuggler could easily carry radioactive material or other contraband across the northern border into the United States, government investigators have found. The Government Accountability Office sent out investigators to test how easily they could transfer large red duffel bags at unguarded and unmonitored spots along the more than 5,000 miles of

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Investigators Find Gaps In Northern Border Security After A Series Of Tests

WASHINGTON (AP) – A smuggler could easily carry radioactive material or other contraband across the northern border into the United States, government investigators have found. The Government Accountability Office sent out investigators to test how easily they could transfer large red duffel bags at unguarded and unmonitored spots along the more than 5,000 miles of

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