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Month: August 2008

Russian Troops Roll Into Key Georgian City

By CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA and MATTI FRIEDMAN, Associated Press Writer Russian troops and paramilitaries rolled into the strategic Georgian city of Gori on Wednesday, apparently violating a truce designed to end the conflict that has uprooted tens of thousands and scarred the Georgian landscape. Georgian officials said Gori, a central hub on Georgia’s main east-west highway,

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Russian Troops Roll Into Key Georgian City

By CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA and MATTI FRIEDMAN, Associated Press Writer Russian troops and paramilitaries rolled into the strategic Georgian city of Gori on Wednesday, apparently violating a truce designed to end the conflict that has uprooted tens of thousands and scarred the Georgian landscape. Georgian officials said Gori, a central hub on Georgia’s main east-west highway,

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PSB Accused Of ‘False Advertising’

By ABC-7 Reporter Darren Hunt EL PASO — The Stormwater Utility has been under fire since the city created it. Tuesday, itscommercials informing the public of the need for stormwater management came under fire. Gerald Miller, president of El Paso’s New Car Dealers Association, has been extremely critical of the Public Safety Board’s management of

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PSB Accused Of ‘False Advertising’

By ABC-7 Reporter Darren Hunt EL PASO — The Stormwater Utility has been under fire since the city created it. Tuesday, itscommercials informing the public of the need for stormwater management came under fire. Gerald Miller, president of El Paso’s New Car Dealers Association, has been extremely critical of the Public Safety Board’s management of

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Fabens H.S. Asst. Principal Arrested For DWI

A District official has confirmed that Fabens High School Assistant Principal, Ruben Carrillo was arrested for Driving While Intoxicated over the weekend. Carrillo’s mug shot is on the El Paso Police Department’s website for DWI. According to Fabens superintendent, Poncho Garcia, Carrillo has been working with the district between five and six years. The superintendent

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Fabens H.S. Asst. Principal Arrested For DWI

A District official has confirmed that Fabens High School Assistant Principal, Ruben Carrillo was arrested for Driving While Intoxicated over the weekend. Carrillo’s mug shot is on the El Paso Police Department’s website for DWI. According to Fabens superintendent, Poncho Garcia, Carrillo has been working with the district between five and six years. The superintendent

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US, Allies Weigh Punishment For Russia

By MATTHEW LEE, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – Scrambling to find ways to punish Russia for its invasion of pro-Western Georgia, the United States and its allies are considering expelling Moscow from an exclusive club of wealthy nations and canceling an upcoming joint NATO-Russia military exercise, Bush administration officials said Tuesday. But with little

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US, Allies Weigh Punishment For Russia

By MATTHEW LEE, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – Scrambling to find ways to punish Russia for its invasion of pro-Western Georgia, the United States and its allies are considering expelling Moscow from an exclusive club of wealthy nations and canceling an upcoming joint NATO-Russia military exercise, Bush administration officials said Tuesday. But with little

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NATO Extends Warm Support For Georgia

By ROBERT WIELAARD, Associated Press Writer BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) – The NATO allies supported Georgia in its military confrontation with Russia and said Tuesday the Caucasus nation stays on course to one day join their alliance – a prospect Russia strongly opposes. Meanwhile, Russia’s NATO envoy said it’s time for Georgia to surrender its claim

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NATO Extends Warm Support For Georgia

By ROBERT WIELAARD, Associated Press Writer BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) – The NATO allies supported Georgia in its military confrontation with Russia and said Tuesday the Caucasus nation stays on course to one day join their alliance – a prospect Russia strongly opposes. Meanwhile, Russia’s NATO envoy said it’s time for Georgia to surrender its claim

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Report: Iraq Contracts Have Cost Billions

By KIMBERLY HEFLING, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON – The United States has paid $85 billion to contractors in the Iraq theater for work ranging from food service to guarding diplomats, according to a report released Tuesday. The report was prepared by the Congressional Budget Office, and noted that spending for contractors account for about 20

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Report: Iraq Contracts Have Cost Billions

By KIMBERLY HEFLING, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON – The United States has paid $85 billion to contractors in the Iraq theater for work ranging from food service to guarding diplomats, according to a report released Tuesday. The report was prepared by the Congressional Budget Office, and noted that spending for contractors account for about 20

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State Expects Flat CHIP Growth

AUSTIN (AP) – State health officials did not request much new money in the upcoming state budget for the program that insures children from working-poor families because they predict it will barely grow, even as the economy sours and the state population swells. Advocates for low-income families, though, are skeptical that there will be little

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State Expects Flat CHIP Growth

AUSTIN (AP) – State health officials did not request much new money in the upcoming state budget for the program that insures children from working-poor families because they predict it will barely grow, even as the economy sours and the state population swells. Advocates for low-income families, though, are skeptical that there will be little

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Mukasey: No Prosecutions In Justice Hiring Scandal

By MARK SHERMAN, Associated Press Writer NEW YORK – Former Justice Department officials will not face prosecution for letting improper political considerations drive hirings of prosecutors, immigration judges and other career government lawyers, Attorney General Michael Mukasey said Tuesday. Mukasey used his sharpest words yet to criticize the senior leaders who took part in or

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Mukasey: No Prosecutions In Justice Hiring Scandal

By MARK SHERMAN, Associated Press Writer NEW YORK – Former Justice Department officials will not face prosecution for letting improper political considerations drive hirings of prosecutors, immigration judges and other career government lawyers, Attorney General Michael Mukasey said Tuesday. Mukasey used his sharpest words yet to criticize the senior leaders who took part in or

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