Corzine warns tough choices loom - Newsday

TRENTON, N.J. - New Jersey Gov. Jon S. Corzine knows people aren't going to like it. But he insistsy the state has to find more money for transportation work. Speaking on Fox 29 television in Philadelphia Tuesday, Corzine again expressed hesitancy ...

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TSN columnist: Hossa took the easy way out - Detroit Free Press

While most analysts are praising Marian Hossa's decision to pass up more money and contract longevity by signing for one year with the Red Wings, The Sports Network columnist Michael Rushton says the star forward is trying to take a shortcut to the ...

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Commentary: Your gas money for a flat screen? - CNN

Editor's note: Glenn Beck is on CNN Headline News nightly at 7 and 9 ET and also hosts a conservative national radio talk show. Glenn Beck says the extra money the average U.S. household has spent on gas since last year could buy almost two new TVs ...

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Roberta Williams says she has paid her debt to society - News.com.au

The convicted drug trafficker, and former wife of triple murderer Carl Williams, says it is only fair she make money out of her notoriety. Williams told 3AW's Neil Mitchell she was being pursued by media outlets and big business- not the other way ...

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Thieves prepared to do some heavy lifting to make money on scrap metal - Globe and Mail

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Portals Must be Held Responsible for Cyber Violence - Digital Chosunilbo

The Seoul High Court on Wednesday ruled in favor of a man who sued four major Internet portals for failing to delete postings defaming his character. The defamation suit stemmed from a posting that claimed the man, identified only by his family name ...

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Reports: Arenas takes less money to stay with Wiz - FOXSports.com

WASHINGTON (AP) - Gilbert Arenas has agreed to re-sign with the Washington Wizards for $111 million over six years, essentially taking millions less so that his team could have more financial flexibility, two newspapers reported Thursday. Arenas told ...

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