GM's Henderson calls pay cuts imposed on him, other bailed-out executives, fair, 'thoughtful' Star Tribune | WASHINGTON - General Motors Co. CEO Fritz Henderson said Wednesday that government-imposed cuts to his own salary, and the pay of other executives at seven companies that received taxpayer money, were "fair" and "thoughtful." | Henderson was among executives who will see their ...
Justices Weigh Life in Prison for Youths Who Never Killed Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- There are just over 100 people in the world serving sentences of life without the possibility of parole for crimes they committed as juveniles in which no one was killed. All are in the United States. And 77 of them are here in...
Justices to weigh which juveniles deserve life term Ohio | TALLAHASSEE, FLA.: There are just over 100 people in the world serving sentences of life without the possibility of parole for crimes in which no one was killed and which they committed as juveniles. All are in the United States. And 77 of them are...
Life sentences for youths reviewed The Boston Globe | TALLAHASSEE - There are just over 100 people in the world serving sentences of life without the possibility of parole for crimes they committed as juveniles in which no one was killed. All are in the United States. And 77 of them are here in Florid...
Lax laws allow US companies to be used for crimes The Boston Globe | WASHINGTON-Lax state laws allow arms traffickers, drug kingpins and money launderers to use U.S. companies to hide their illicit activities from investigators, government officials said Thursday. | An example is the case of Viktor Bout, a Russian b...
Lax laws allow US companies to be used for crimes Philadelphia Daily News | RICHARD LARDNER | The Associated Press | WASHINGTON - Lax state laws allow arms traffickers, drug kingpins and money launderers to use U.S. companies to hide their illicit activities from investigators, government officials said Thursday. | An exam...
Lax laws allow US companies to be used for crimes The Wichita Eagle WASHINGTON - Lax state laws allow arms traffickers, drug kingpins and money launderers to use U.S. companies to hide their illicit activities from investigators, government officials said Thursday. | An example is the case of Viktor Bout, a Russian b...
Hawaiian Airlines welcomed home the airplane that began its history The Examiner | On October 9, 1009, Hawaiian Airlines, with a special ceremony, welcomed back the actual airplane that started it all for the company 80 years ago - a 1929 Bellanca CH-300 Pacemaker. The story of Hawaiian Airlines and the part this plane played is worth the telling. This is part of what the airline industry is real...
