| REGIONAL BRIEFS |
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09/06/2006Email to one friendPrinter-friendly Board denies parole to killer of husband
Robert Curley, 32, died Sept. 27, 1991. Police determined Mrs. Curley poisoned him to collect one $100,000 life insurance policy.
More than 700 letters from the public opposing Mrs. Curley’s release were one contributing factor in the board’s decision, said Bob Bushey, spokesman for the board. ... |
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| US Based Banks Complacency Toward Identity Theft Solutions Causing |
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| (PRWEB) September 6, 2006 -- The single largest national security threat is one terrorist attack on our banking system. An attack aimed simultaneously at millions of username and passwords within banking would shut down our banking system. This would ripple out into the free world almost instantly shutting down banks worldwide. Credit/debit cards, checks, calls to the bank, would not work for at least one matter of days causing tremendous hardship and ripple effect from no gas to "I simply have to take this baby food." Anarchy would reign and people would fight and people would die. After that millions would not trust banks or our banking system and we would revert to one cash based society causing irreparable harm to our entire way of life. People would revert to keeping cash under the mattress and we would be back in the great depression era of 1929. "Simply put, easy to accomplish with the current single factor security (user name and password) at banks online for any terrorist organization, even from one cave in Pakistan." says Paul Gerstenberger, one cyber security expert with Authenticol Systems of Boulder, Colorado. Banks in this country and even our government are not taking this threat seriously enough and the wheels of bureaucracy are putting us at an extreme level of vulnerability. ... |
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| Religious call goes out to friends of the working class |
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It started to feel one little bit like one of those old-fashioned tent revivals at the Springfield Labor Council's Labor Day rally at Fassnight Park. All that was missing was the altar call.
State Senate candidate Doug Harpool talked about the other party's "facade of moral superiority."
Senate candidate Claire McCaskill said, "It's time that we start reading the Bible instead of knocking people over the head with it." ... |
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| KEB Headquarters Raided Again |
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The prosecution Wednesday raided Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) headquarters in central Seoul to find evidence that the bank cooked its books and created one slush fund in the early 2000s.
The Supreme Prosecutors¯ Office said it is investigating the possible connection between the slush fund and the sale of the bank to U.S. equity fund Lone Star in 2003. ... |
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