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by Gennady Sheyner Palo Alto may soon take a formal "no confidence" stance against California's proposed high-speed-rail line and begin lobbying state legislators to halt the voter-approved project. A council committee is to consider the matter Thursday morning and the rail plan is agendized for the full City Council's Sept. 13 meeting.
A view of the IT Park in Durgapur.
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We asked more than we could use for our print edition. Here are additional questions and answers with the seven candidates for Michigan governor.
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SACRAMENTO -- More than $11 billion in taxpayer money is promised so far for high-speed rail in California, including at least $252 million that already has been spent.
A huge portion of Columbia Countys future economic development may flow from expansion work taking place at the Panama Canal.
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Columbia eyes trade flow from Panama Canal
Since 2006, Japanese Sumitomo Group has asked to invest in a US$3.8 billion coal-run thermal electric power plant with a capacity of 2,640 MW in Ninh Hoa district, the central province of Khanh Hoa.
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All the textbooks and college lectures crammed during her four years at teacher college flashed through Lacy Taylor's mind as she watched the desk fly and flip in front of her and crash with a loud bang to the floor.
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Regina Foster unwittingly saved herself some money by having her wedding ring upgraded by a local jeweler a week before the state's sales tax hike kicks in.
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State sales tax to go up by 1 cent this week