Cuts put paying for new seat belt law in districts' laps - Longview News-Journal (LONDON LEGAL)

Cuts put paying for new seat belt law in districts' laps - Longview News-Journal
Local school districts face additional financial burdens now that the state has less money available to equip new school buses with seat belts. A state law requires all new school buses bought after Sept
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CU law school dean to resign - Boulder County Business Report
BOULDER - David Getches, dean of the law school at the University of Colorado at Boulder, intends to resign as dean in June 2011. Getches, who will stay at CU-Boulder as a law professor, said he is "eager to return
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Pawlenty Instructs Minnesota Agencies To Snub Health Law's Discretionary Funds - Medical News Today
Tim Pawlenty, a Republican, issued an executive order Tuesday instructing A spoof of the executive order circulated by national Democrats begins, "Whereas, my presidential ambitions are of paramount importance
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The Law Office of Robbins Umeda LLP Announces an Investigation of the Acquisition - Newsblaze.com
SAN DIEGO - (BUSINESS WIRE) - Robbins Umeda LLP ("Robbins Umeda") has commenced an investigation into possible breaches of fiduciary duty and other violations of state law by members of the Board of
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Retailers push sponsored bill to avoid California environmental law - Inside Bay Area
A bill that would exempt major retailers from a portion of California's landmark environmental protection law is speeding through the Legislature in the final hours of its 2009-10 session, circumventing
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Chelsea's Law, Dubois Bills Awaiting Gov Signature: The Terminator to Terminate - Associated Content
The legislation, known as Chelsea's Law , and now sits on California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's desk, awaiting signature. It is believed the bill will be signed, along with Amber Dubois' bills put forth by her
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WVU basketball player in trouble with law again - West Virginia Public Broadcasting
Morgantown Municipal Court Clerk Joyce Marshall said Tuesday that officers cited guards Joe Mazzulla and Dalton Pepper for allegedly urinating in public in downtown Morgantown on Sunday. Marshall says if the pair
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