Marc Gafni - Accountant, tailor, pilot testify in O.C. sheriff’s corruption trial - Los Angeles Times
Friday, October 31st, 2008Accountant, tailor, pilot testify in O.C. sheriff’s corruption trial - Los Angeles Times
The longtime mistress of former Orange County Sheriff Michael S. Carona considered her law office a “love nest” for herself and Carona, and set up a savings account for the two of them under an obscure name because she thought that would help keep it
Are the polls tightening? - Salon
Are the polls tightening? That’s the question that article after article is asking in these last few days before the election. Wednesday, Rasmussen Reports released a poll that showed Barack Obama’s national lead among likely voters had dropped to
Stringer: Great recruiting classes still learning - Boston Globe
PISCATAWAY, N.J.— Having one of the nation’s top recruiting classes in women’s college basketball is not going to translate into instant contributions, Rutgers coach C. Vivian Stringer warned. “There are a lot of things that we have to work on
McCain volunteer claims attacker cut ‘B’ into face - Forbes
A campaign volunteer for John McCain told police she was robbed at knifepoint at an ATM and knocked down by a man who then carved a “B” in her face after noticing a sticker for the presidential candidate on her car. Police said the woman, 20-year-old
US election: Lawyers arrive in Florida for potential post-election - Guardian Unlimited
A team of 5,000 volunteer lawyers representing the Democrats will fan out across polling stations in Florida next Tuesday to ensure that the Republicans do not “steal” the election as - Democrats claim - George Bush did eight years ago. Heading the
Unable to vote, noncitizen immigrants volunteer - International Herald Tribune
FRESNO, California : From Florida to California, they’re working hard on the upcoming election — knocking on doors in ethnic neighborhoods, manning the phones in myriad languages and distributing political flyers. But come Tuesday, they won’t vote
Avalanche of attorneys arrive to monitor state polls - St. Petersburg Times
FORT LAUDERDALE — Eight years after Florida’s election debacle, presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain have mobilized thousands of lawyers to monitor polling places across the state in search of irregularities. Both sides insist their