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UN chief heads to Washington for talks Thursday with Hillary Rodham Clinton, key lawmakers
UNITED NATIONS — U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is heading to Washington for talks on major global issues with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and key lawmakers.
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Flood Update, 7:50 a.m.: Water OK for showers, toilets Thursday
• Share photos: You can share your photos of the flood on the Tribune’s facebook page.
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Morning Buzz: Thursday 8.12.10
Kevin Roderick: Sacramento Democrats’ new tax plan, Hewlett-Packard people seem to prefer Boxer, new watering rules and more.
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Thursday Must Read: Another Oakland tax proposal, more state furloughs, and a new Bay Bridge tower
The Oakland School Board may place a $195-a-year parcel tax on the November ballot to raise an estimated $20 million for teacher raises, the Oakland Tribune reported. The proposed tax measure , which must be supported by four of the seven school board members at Thursday’s board meeting, would join a proposed $360-a-year parcel tax being sought by the city council to enable it to rehire 80 laid …
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TV news and tips for Thursday
Hawaii Five-0 gets an update, Survivor pits the young against the older and other TV tidbits.
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Haley, Barrett Schedule SC Gubernatorial Debate For Thursday
South Carolina Republican gubernatorial hopefuls U.S. Rep. Gresham Barrett and state Rep. Nikki Haley will discuss issues in the only scheduled broadcast debates of the runoff campaign.
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Western Iowa State Track & Field Results Thursday
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Thursday, 4/29/2010
Thetford — A family of beavers is at the center of a rift between concerned residents and the Selectboard. See full story
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Women’s rights activists to share stories Thursday
By Katelyn McKey Correspondent For former Gainesville nurse Vivian Filer, the birth of her first son should have been a joyous occasion. But Filer, an African-American woman whose son was born in the 1960s at Alachua General Hospital, could only hold her newborn in the hallways.
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