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Aug 29th, 2011 |
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BY PHILLIP WILLIAMSSpecial Correspondent GILMER — After delivering a stern rebuke to Juvenile Probation Officer Richard Tucker for allegedly misrepresenting facts, the Upshur County Juvenile Probation Board today upheld county Chief Juvenile Probation Officer Eric McGee’s reprimand of Tucker, thus effectively denying Tucker’s grievance against him. The board’s lone two members, 115th District Judge Lauren
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Posted in East Texas News |
Tags: Accusations, Arrogance, County Judge, District Attorney, District Judge, East Texas, First Amendment Rights, Grievance Against, Grievance Hearing, Grievance Process, Jim Bowling, Juvenile Board, Juvenile Probation Officer, kilgore, longview, Personal Business, Personal Issues, Phillip Williams, Reprimand, Richard Tucker, Special Correspondent, Tuc, tyler, Upshur County
Aug 15th, 2011 |
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GALVESTON — A rancorous dispute among homeowners in an exclusive Galveston Island beach community triggered an ongoing fraud investigation into a $25 million federal buyout program for houses damaged by Hurricane Ike. A key figure in the unresolved struggle over the buyouts is Carol Severance, a San Diego attorney whose lawsuit led the Texas Supreme
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Posted in South East Texas News |
Tags: Accusations, Buyout Program, Buyouts, Carol Severance, Conspiracy Theories, Emergency Management Agency, Federal Emergency Management, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Fraud Investigation, Galveston Beach, Galveston Island, Hazard Mitigation Grant Program, Homeowners Association, houston, Hurricane, Ignorant People, Mitigation Grant Program, Open Beaches Act, Peak Season, San Diego Attorney, Texas Supreme Court
May 10th, 2011 |
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In response to the run-up in oil and gasoline prices, President Obama has chosen to follow a well-worn script — looking for political advantage by pretending to protect voters from the evils of the marketplace. However, his attempt to portray himself as consumer advocate in chief is nothing more than calculated pretense. At a town
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Posted in Money & Politics |
Tags: Accusations, Collusion, Consumer Advocate, currency, economics, Eric Holder, Evils, Financial Fraud, Gas Prices, Gasoline Prices, gold, Marketplace Behavior, Meeting In Reno, mises, Money & Politics, Obama, Oil Markets, Political Advantage, Pretense, Price Gouging, Special Announcement, Speculators, Term Gain, Undefined Terms, Wrongdoing
Jul 6th, 2010 |
By Nadia
By now you’ve probably heard of the new immigration bill signed by Governor Jan Brewer into law on April 23, that will go into effect July 28 . This law is something that some call a necessary and timely solution for the wave of illegal immigration while others see it as a blatant, racist slap
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Tags: Accusations, Cinco De Mayo, Divisiveness, Federal Immigration, Film Maker, Gaona, Hispanics In America, Illegal Immigration, Immigration Law, Immigration Laws, Immigration Problem, National Origin, New Immigration Bill, Privacy Violation, Privacy Violations, Proponents, Racial Slurs, Robert Rodriguez, Slap In The Face, Standard Operating Procedure, Timely Solution
