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Hartley's future with Hearts on the line as disciplinary hearing looms The Scotsman: Sport
HEARTS midfielder Paul Hartley could join Steven Pressley out the door - and goalkeeper Craig Gordon also faces grilling for his part in the Riccarton Three.
E-pay not so free-pay anymore San Francisco Chronicle
Sunday's column on 1st Financial Bank USA and the $9 fee it charges for online and phone credit card payments generated a lot of e-mail from readers, most of it pointing toward other card issuers and the fees they charge for electronic actions.
WEEKLY PLANNER Pioneer Press
WEEKLY PLANNER Tuesday, Dec. 12 Minnesota Chapter, National Association of Industrial and Office Properties. The Changing Face of Retail Development. 7:15-9:30 a.m., Sheraton Bloomington hotel. $55-$30. Registration deadline Dec. 8. Register at www.naiopmn.org.
A look at the council candidates Middletown Journal
Here are the profiles on the candidates seeking appointment to the open 2nd Ward and At-Large seats on Middletown City Council. (Some candidates did not respond to all questions.)
Sentex Sensing Technology, Inc. Obtains Financing Arrangement in Europe PrimeNewswire via Yahoo! Finance
CLEVELAND, Dec. 7, 2006 -- Henrik Rubinstein, President and Bob Kendall, Chairman and Treasurer of Sentex Sensing Technology, Inc. stated today that they signed a Financing Agreement with Euro Partner Capital BV.
Celtic left to count cost of defeat The Scotsman: Sport
CELTIC'S collapse in Copenhagen last night brought a virtual guarantee that Gordon Strachan's team will face a monumental assignment in the knockout phase of the Champions League, with their last-16 tie due at the end of February and beginning of March.
$9 fee just for paying credit card bill online San Francisco Chronicle
Look beneath the hood of your typical credit card and you'll find unexpected fees -- and, sometimes, more. Our story today begins with Foster City resident Harvey Silverman, who wanted his teenage son to develop good financial habits. So he shopped
Blair: 'Trident replacement is vital for Britain's security The Scotsman
BRITAIN would be prepared to use nuclear weapons against countries who allowed their own nuclear technology to fall into the hands of terrorists, Tony Blair said yesterday.
Secret Scottish base training anti-terror squads The Scotsman
A SECRETIVE new government office has been set up to prepare Scottish police forces for a terrorist attack using nuclear, chemical or biological weapons, The Scotsman has learned.
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