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First Space Lawyer Graduates

A student at the University of Mississippi will leap into the final frontier of the legal system Saturday when he receives the first-ever space law certificate in the United States.

5/11/08 4:15 p.m. Oklahoma governor tours Picher

PICHER, Okla. — Gov. Brad Henry this afternoon met with firefighters and emergency workers on the scene of the tornado that killed six on Saturday. He also toured the area where the tornado struck.

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Lee County commissioners to weigh deal with airlines

The agreement with airlines that outlines financial responsibilities and rewards of doing business at Southwest Florida International Airport is...

Sunday newspaper round-up: Vodafone, British Energy, Barclays

LONDON (SHARECAST) - Vodafone is contemplating a bid for South Africa's third-largest mobile phone group, a move that could cost as much as £19bn but would transform its presence in some of the world's fastest-growing telecoms markets, says the Sunday Telegraph.

Funeral Tuesday for aviation leader Bill Hutt

A funeral service for aviation business leader William O. 'Bill' Hutt is set for 1 p.m. May 13, 2008, at St. Gall Catholic Church in Gardnerville.

Veteran pilot from Lodi killed in crash

LODI, Wis. — Flying airplanes was a family tradition and a vocation, so Robert L. Kazmierczak was in what was normally a friendly and familiar element Monday afternoon as he crop-dusted nitrogen on a wheat field 2 miles north of New Lisbon in Juneau County.

Clinton campaigns on Mother's Day, reminding Democrats of her strong support among women

Cindy McCain said Thursday that she would never release her personal income tax filing even if her husband, Senator John McCain, was … read more elected president.

Getting his wings

A former Albany aviation explorer takes his first flight as a licensed pilot

Developer Challenges Sprinkler Regulation

The city's controversial sprinkler law is facing its first major challenge.

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