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Month: June 2009

Kentucky Seeks To Move Gillispie Lawsuit

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) – The University of Kentucky Athletics Association has asked a federal judge to either dismiss a lawsuit brought by former basketball coach Billy Gillispie or move the case to Kentucky. In a motion filed in federal court in Texas, the association’s attorneys say the school has minimum contact with the state of

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Kentucky Seeks To Move Gillispie Lawsuit

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) – The University of Kentucky Athletics Association has asked a federal judge to either dismiss a lawsuit brought by former basketball coach Billy Gillispie or move the case to Kentucky. In a motion filed in federal court in Texas, the association’s attorneys say the school has minimum contact with the state of

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TXDOT Reminds People To Insure Their Vehicles

Texas Department of Transportation officials are reminding Texans to insure their vehicles this summer. “We spend up to a billion dollars a year in trying to cover for that uninsured motorist,” said TX-DOT official Ruben Gonzales. “They need to maintain adequate insurance.” Speaking on Good Morning El Paso Weekend, Gonzales said one in five Texas

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TXDOT Reminds People To Insure Their Vehicles

Texas Department of Transportation officials are reminding Texans to insure their vehicles this summer. “We spend up to a billion dollars a year in trying to cover for that uninsured motorist,” said TX-DOT official Ruben Gonzales. “They need to maintain adequate insurance.” Speaking on Good Morning El Paso Weekend, Gonzales said one in five Texas

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TXDOT Reminds People To Insure Their Vehicles

Texas Department of Transportation officials are reminding Texans to insure their vehicles this summer. “We spend up to a billion dollars a year in trying to cover for that uninsured motorist,” said TX-DOT official Ruben Gonzales. “They need to maintain adequate insurance.” Speaking on Good Morning El Paso Weekend, Gonzales said one in five Texas

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TXDOT Reminds People To Insure Their Vehicles

Texas Department of Transportation officials are reminding Texans to insure their vehicles this summer. “We spend up to a billion dollars a year in trying to cover for that uninsured motorist,” said TX-DOT official Ruben Gonzales. “They need to maintain adequate insurance.” Speaking on Good Morning El Paso Weekend, Gonzales said one in five Texas

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Socorro Bulldogs Collect Diplomas

SOCORRO, Texas –Eighteen Socorro ISD student athletes collected their diplomas on Tuesday night. They missed their graduation ceremonies because they were busy taking part in state and regional tournaments. The athletes included the 15 seniors from the State Champion Socorro High School baseball team. The ceremony may have been a little smaller than normal, but

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Socorro Bulldogs Collect Diplomas

SOCORRO, Texas –Eighteen Socorro ISD student athletes collected their diplomas on Tuesday night. They missed their graduation ceremonies because they were busy taking part in state and regional tournaments. The athletes included the 15 seniors from the State Champion Socorro High School baseball team. The ceremony may have been a little smaller than normal, but

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Cabinet Officials Unveil New Strategy For War On Drugs

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -A new federal counter-narcotics strategy was unveiled Friday. Attorney General Eric Holder, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano and other officials were in Albuquerque on Friday discussing border security. The announcement was part of President Obama’s administration strategy for fighting the war on drugs in the Southwest. “It’s not the just border that’s at

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Cabinet Officials Unveil New Strategy For War On Drugs

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -A new federal counter-narcotics strategy was unveiled Friday. Attorney General Eric Holder, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano and other officials were in Albuquerque on Friday discussing border security. The announcement was part of President Obama’s administration strategy for fighting the war on drugs in the Southwest. “It’s not the just border that’s at

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