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Senate could vote Thursday to oust Molnau

27.02.2008 23:59    minnesota.publicradio.org
Senate Democrats are tentatively planning to hold a vote on Carol Molnau's confirmation as MnDOT commissioner Thursday, and the caucus leaders made clear she lacks the support to continue in her job.


Comic novelist combines design with infamous experiments

27.02.2008 23:59    minnesota.publicradio.org
Graphic designer Chip Kidd is one of the most sought-after book cover designers in the country.He's also a novelist, and his latest book, "The Learners," deals with the infamous Milgram experiments.

Minn. faces a major shortage of health care workers

27.02.2008 23:59    minnesota.publicradio.org
A new report says Minnesota and the rest of the nation are facing a major shortage of public health physicians, nurses, epidemiolgists and health care educators.

Immigration officials conduct enforcement action in Worthington

27.02.2008 23:59    minnesota.publicradio.org
Officials with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement confirm that an immigration enforcement action is underway in Worthington and in Sioux Falls, S.D.


U.S. National Team for '08 Track World Championships announced

27.02.2008 23:58    usacycling.org
USA Cycling announced today its selections to the National Team for the 2008 UCI Track World Championships. Set for March 26-30 in Manchester, Great Britain, the World Championships will feature nine American athletes and serve as the final major event
USA    Cycling

Women's National Team off to fast start in Tour of New Zealand

27.02.2008 23:57    usacycling.org
Continuing its season-opening campaign in the Southern Hemisphere, USA Cycling's Women's National Team got off to a fast start in the Tour of New Zealand on Wednesday as Katharine Carroll earned the race's first sprinter's jersey and Lauren Franges placed
USA    Cycling

Experts Recommend Almost All Kids Get Flu Shots

27.02.2008 23:56    cbs2chicago.com
The vaccine is currently recommended for children between 6 months and 5 years, people over age 50, and those with weakened immune systems. But now the panel wants to expand that.

PACE report says state's schools holding steady or improving

27.02.2008 23:55    berkeley.edu
A new report from Policy Analysis for California Education (PACE) says California's public school students lag behind much of the nation in most areas, but have managed to hold steady or improve across subjects and grade levels, with graduation rates

Small 'helper' stars needed for massive star formation

27.02.2008 23:55    berkeley.edu
Massive stars form rarely, but have a large influence on a galaxy like the Milky Way. They seed galaxies with most of their heavy elements, for example. A UC Berkeley astrophysicist looking into the formation of massive stars finds that

NAA Conference: Tierney: Focus On Older Audience; Stop Self-Flagellation; Singleton On Wireless

27.02.2008 23:55    mediainfocenter.org
At Newspaper Association of America's Marketing Conference in Orlando this week, lotsa talk about, well, newspapers, and the future.
Illinois    Mass Media    Articles

Zell: Newspapers 'have a great future'

27.02.2008 23:55    mediainfocenter.org
Sam Zell -- the straight-talking billionaire real estate developer who became chairman and chief executive of Chicago-based Tribune Co. in December -- brought a message of change to the Daily Press on Monday with a fiery speech on how the
Illinois    Mass Media    Articles

Man tries to rob same bank, in same clothes, saying same thing again

27.02.2008 23:54    azcentral.com
Two weeks ago, the robber got away with cash from the Sovereign Bank branch. On his second attempt, tellers refused to give him money and he took off empty-handed.

Man on lawn mower leads police on slow-speed chase

27.02.2008 23:54    azcentral.com
Now, authorities say, the question is whether Stephen Ray Castor, 53, already under investigation in the breaking of a window of a man's house and the episode with the officer, can also be charged with drunken driving.

Police probe possible spork robbery

27.02.2008 23:54    azcentral.com
Anchorage police have arrested a suspect in an armed robbery. Now they're trying to determine if the weapon involved was a spork - a hybrid of a spoon and fork found at fast-food restaurants.

Mailbox vigilantes catch vandal after stakeout

27.02.2008 23:54    azcentral.com
Greg Fisher and his 18-year-old son, Dustin, took watch at 2 a.m. Sunday and less than an hour later, a pickup truck drove past their rural home and a man with a baseball bat whacked the mailbox again.

Nude stroll ends with man in jail

27.02.2008 23:54    azcentral.com
Police have arrested a Surprise man they accuse of exposing himself outside his home in the 11200 block of North 164th Court. Dave Bowen, 57, was taken into custody Monday.

Revised employment figures show little 2007 N.J. job growth

27.02.2008 23:54    phillyburbs.com
TRENTON, N.J. - Revised employment figures show New Jersey hardly added any new jobs last year.

Devils' new defenseman brings 'in your face' style

27.02.2008 23:54    phillyburbs.com
NEWARK, N.J. - Bryce Salvador said he doesn't fight as much as he used to when he first arrived in the NHL, but that doesn't mean he's against putting up his dukes when the situation demands it.

Devin Harris' left ankle seemingly a game

27.02.2008 23:54    phillyburbs.com
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - The New Jersey Nets run to the playoffs is going to go through recently acquired point guard Devin Harris.

School will pay for paper if student government won't

27.02.2008 23:54    phillyburbs.com
MONTCLAIR, N.J. - The Montclair State University student government is debating whether funding should be frozen again for the student newspaper.

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