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- Secretary of State Colin L. Powell appealed to Sudanese President Lt. Gen. Omar Hassan Ahmed Bashir to rein in militias that he said were responsible for a humanitarian crisis in western Sudan. |
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- The Daily Telegraph, Conservative daily of London, England |
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- Ted Oswald, convicted with his father in a notorious 1994 Waukesha County crime spree that left a police captain dead, should be retried or released from prison because biased jurors prevented him from having a fair trial, a federal appeals court in Chicago ruled Tuesday. |
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- Madison - A Dane County judge Tuesday rolled back the maximum fine - from $10,000 to $100 - for telemarketers who break state law by calling homes on Wisconsin's popular "do not call" list. |
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- Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr.'s firing of a deputy accused of allowing late-night strip shows in the jail and sexually assaulting inmates was upheld Tuesday. The county's Personnel Review Board, in a turnabout from recent judgments on Clarke's get-tough misconduct policy, unanimously concurred with the discharge of Tony L. Kearney after a daylong hearing featuring lurid and often contradictory testimony. |
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- Pity poor Peter Parker. |
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- The Department of Natural Resources has cited five more suburban communities for violating environmental laws by dumping sewage last month and warned two of those - Elm Grove and Cudahy - that the agency might take them to court over the violations. |
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- Madison - The Ho-Chunk Nation said Tuesday that it would not make its casino payment to the state Wednesday because of a recent state Supreme Court ruling, leaving the state at least $30 million short of what it hoped to collect from 11 tribes. |
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- Aboard the Anson Northrup - Forth of five parts Life on the Mississippi, Day 3: |
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- Cedarburg - The Cedarburg School Board meets Wednesday night to consider removing Ben Siebert as boys varsity basketball coach after complaints that he arbitrarily enforced a "zero tolerance" alcohol policy against only certain players. School Board President Jack Dobson told Siebert in a June 21 letter that a coaching change might be needed to maintain community support for the team. Siebert, a Cedarburg High School math teacher who has been head basketball coach for four seasons, has been asked to meet the board in a session closed to the public beginning at 7 p.m. to state his case for remaining as coach. |
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- Waukesha - At 6 p.m. Wednesday when the once busy YWCA of Waukesha County locks its doors, the agency's board of directors will be handed the keys to a building with an uncertain future, which could include being sold or just sitting idle. |
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- Milwaukee Ald. Ashanti Hamilton said Tuesday that his former boss, ex-alderman and Acting Mayor Marvin Pratt, worked for a full day last week in a move he knew would help Pratt get a bigger pension. |
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- Denver - Chad Moeller hadn't been missing in action since he hit for the cycle on April 27 against Cincinnati. |
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- Continuing their efforts to keep their young talent in the fold for the long term, the Green Bay Packers on Tuesday signed wide receiver Robert Ferguson to a five-year contract extension worth $10.87 million. |
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- Popular two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser Jr., who battled through family problems and alcoholism in addition to the usual broken bones and bruises, will retire from Indy-car racing today after more than two decades. |
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- Vinny Rottino is on cloud nine, and the undrafted Beloit Snapper plans on floating all the way to the major leagues. |
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- Is Jessica Simpson a pop star, or does she merely play one on TV? |
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- Nickelback co-headlines at the Marcus Amphitheater Wednesday with 3 Doors Down as one of the top-selling rock acts in the known universe. |
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- After a quarter-century as a Milwaukee news anchor, Jerry Taff will retire from WISN-TV (Channel 12) next year, at the end of May. |
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- Sometimes an overload of art theory makes looking hard and enjoying even harder, particularly where provocative imagery is concerned. Consider "Camera and Ink," the visually alluring but philosophically demanding dual exhibit of digitally printed images by Judy Pfaff and Gregory Conniff showing through Aug. 29 at the Milwaukee Art Museum. The exhibit, which at first glance strikes one as a lovely blending of human ingenuity and natural spontaneity, is freighted down by a fairly weighty cargo of ideas and techniques. Curator Sarah Kirk sees the prints as conveying the message that a new relationship must somehow be worked out between human beings and their surroundings - rather like a good marriage, with respect on both sides. |
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- My Life. By Bill Clinton. Knopf. 957 pages. $35. |
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- Usher: Multiplatinum star Usher will include a Sept. 12 stop at the Bradley Center for his upcoming "Truth" tour, according to his publicist and concert tracker Pollstar.com. |
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- Cedarburg - Fair skies and a sweet red sea of strawberry creations made the 19th annual Strawberry Festival the perfect draw last weekend for large, hungry crowds. |
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- Superior - It's a tough name to live up to. They didn't name the city Good, and certainly not Merely Average, Wis., much as that one would have taken the pressure off. No, they named it Superior, after the greatest of the great lakes upon which it sits. Its biggest founding mover and shaker thought the name fit, though. |
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- Kathleen Folz has been a massage therapist going on two years now, and she is proud to report that, thus far, none of her clients have seen fit to bite her. You'd expect as much from her human clients, but Folz massages both people and animals, specifically dogs. Her clients have included: Greyhounds, boxers, a Brittany, Scottish terriers, black Labradors, a dachshund, a bloodhound, a golden retriever and various mutts. During the recent Door County Scottie Rally, Folz rubbed down 15 scotties and one West Highland white terrier. |
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- Now I can better imagine how foster parents feel when it's time to give up a child you've come to love. You open your home and your heart as wide as you dare, but you know it's just for a little while. Then you're looking at an empty place at the dinner table. We sent our foreign exchange son back to Turkey this week. His plane and returning President Bush's probably passed on the way. |
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- Since his retirement in 1990 from the National Weather Service in Sullivan, Charles Queen has occupied his time with a bevy of hobbies - from computers to making collages and playing bongos. |
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- Milwaukee's Beastie population is under attack. The colorful herd of whimsical creatures that make up Wisconsin's largest public art project has suffered increased vandalism this year, project organizers say. One creature wound up in the Milwaukee River. Beastie No. 35, "The Loveliest of All Was the Unicorn," was ripped from its concrete base outside the Riverside Theatre and thrown off the Wisconsin Ave. |
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- Have 2 positions one for a senior consultant one for junior User Interface/Web Designer with HTML, Photoshop CSS... etc etc Site definition, site design & redesign Concept development, long & short term strategy/planning logo creation & package design HTML, DHTML, CSS, Photoshop, Illustrator |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Ouray Software announced on Tuesday the release of OurayCM, a new version control coding tool aimed at software developers. It features scalability between single- and enterprise-level environments, a branching model, automatic merge tracking, a graphic-user interface for browsing through old code pulled from its database, ACID (atomic, consistent, isolated, durable) compliance in its database transactions and more. OurayCM requires Mac OS X v10.3 and features a unique licensing model that charg... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - Apple has posted the 2004 Apple Design Awards Winners, which were announced at its WWDC conference l... |
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- [N24 - Boulevard] - 28-jähriger zwingt Flugzeug zur Rückkehr zum Flughafen |
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- A paramilitary leader admits to the kidnap of former Colombian senator Jose Gnecco and vows to free him "within hours". |
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- Randy Johnson becames the quickest pitcher in MLB history to record 4,000 strikeouts - plus a round-up. |
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- - Oracle development experience is still needed, although the scope has diminished. Oracle will be needed search for and pull data into queues.- We will need the additional skill of .NET. This will be necessary for creating XML from the Oracle data streams and feeding the output to MQ series. |
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- Java Application Server AdministratorLocation: Jacksonville FLDuration: 6+ monthsRate: $40-45/hrJob Description:Java Application Server Administrator - This position will provide firstlevel application software support (problem identification & resolution) forthe Distributed Solutions Technical Architecture group. |
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- Project Manager Need PM to manage implementation of E-Profile and E-Pay. Experiencewith PeopleSoft Self-Service implementation management at release 8.3 orabove required. Functional knowledge of specific applications and securityrequirements highly desired.Location: |
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