Saturday, March 6, 2010

Saturday evening headlines from 13abc Toledo - WTVG
Fatal fire in Perkins Twp., investigation into deadly OH plane crash, Ben Roethlisberger investigated for assault again A local woman is dead following a fire at her Erie County home. The Perkins Township Fire Department says the blaze broke out

The Biggest Financial Bailout of Them All - Huffingtonpost.com
What this statement indicates is that Fannie Mae, the largest mortgage company in the entire world, was holding eight times the amount of mortgages off-book than it had on-book. Thus, despite the fact that it is losing tens of billions of dollars

Honeywell battles tough times - AZCentral.com
Honeywell International Inc. is battling to maintain its stronghold as one of the world's largest suppliers of aircraft products amid steep declines in the aviation industry and increasing global competition. The outcome of its fight will have major

Overseer of Boxing, Supporter of M.M.A. - New York Times
But she appreciates mixed martial arts enough to want the State Legislature to legalize the sport it banned. “It’s not something I rush home to see, but I recognize its athleticism,” she said. “I like the intelligence needed to get out of

SCLC directors call for Trammell's resignation - Dayton Daily News
nine people Trammel billed the county for were not being fed home-delivered meals through the program, including one who has lived in the Dayton Vertans Affairs Medical Center nursing home for more than year. Since 1988, the county paid the SCLC

Bus journey inspiring for sledge hockey team - Vancouver Sun
Nothing says hockey in British Columbia quite like Trail, home of the world-champion Smoke Eaters of 1939 and 1961 and the historic Cominco Arena, tucked hard by the river and below the town's iconic smoke-belching smelter. And nothing quite conveys

And they're gone, gone, gone - AZCentral.com
Giants, a five year deal worth $37 million, including $15 million guaranteed. In total worth, it's slightly under the deal Adrian Wilson signed a year ago. I'm told the Cardinals made a similar offer but Rolle wanted to be a Giant soon be

Beware the hidden costs of this federal stimulus - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The latest sales pitch for high-speed rail reminds me of those raffles where the grand prize is a new home. The winners are thrilled Jim Doyle and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett advocate spending $810 million in federal stimulus money on a high

This project means both jobs and Midwest connectedness - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Approximately three-quarters of a million trips are made annually on the Hiawatha line, carrying Milwaukee business In these tough economic times, it's incumbent upon us all to build on private- and public-sector partnerships; to look forward and

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