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  1. Burns: A Roth IRA gives you control (Houston Chronicle)
  2. Bulging Profits in U.S. Often Originate Overseas (New York Times)
  3. Youths hit city streets to learn about homelessness (The Patriot-News)
  4. Patrick Signs Identity Protection Law (WCVB Boston)
  5. Sevierville senior citizens targeted by scamming couple (WATE 6 Knoxville)
  6. Commodity distribution set for Thursday (The Moultrie Observer)
  7. Rimrock Kindergarten Center (KULR-8 Billings)
  8. Fighting inner battles in China's armed forces (IANS via Yahoo! India News)
  9. Insurance sales rep charged with burglary (The Chippewa Herald)
  10. Elderly woman mugged in broad daylight (KFSM Ft. Smith-Fayetteville)
  11. Hispanics in a Knot in Prince William (Washington Post)
  12. NEW LOCAL: Veterans pursue newfound benefits (New Castle News)
  13. Why should you invest? Here are five good reasons (The Payson Roundup)
  14. SSN links suspect to decades-old Houston slaying (Houston Chronicle)
  15. Lawmaker stands up for disabled cops, firefighters (KOMO Seattle)
  16. TVFCU is the target of a Phishing and Vishing Attack (WRCB Chattanooga)
  17. Patrick Looks To Keep Consumers Safe With New Law (WBZ Boston)
  18. SSN links suspect to decades-old slaying (Houston Chronicle)
  19. Vancouver woman pleads not guilty in overdose death (The Columbian)
  20. Think Tanks Should Address Issue Of Aging Baby Boomers, Effect On Budget, Opinion Pie
  21. Sheriff: Fort Pierce teen shot, killed parents in their homeas (Naples Daily News)
  22. Ahli United Bank is on a strong footing says Fitch (Gulf Daily News)
  23. Anti-war protesters welcome Warner home (The Politico)
  24. FBC Building Society’s sound finances confirmed (The Herald)
  25. U.S. readies new tactic to fine employers who hire illegal workers (Arizona Daily Sta
  26. What about us? (Juneau County Star-Times)
  27. Area calendar for July 19 (Orange Leader)
  28. NLR Offers Heat Relief For Sweltering Residents (KTHV Little Rock)
  29. Employee suspended after laptop stolen (The Advocate)
  30. Door-to-door attempts at ID theft in Sevierville (WATE 6 Knoxville)
  31. Sedline Aug. 3 (Sedalia Democrat)
  32. Enrollment, open house set at South Elementary (Daily Dunklin Democrat)
  33. School begins Aug. 16 at N. Pemiscot (Daily Dunklin Democrat)
  34. Second Purse Snatching Suspect Arrested (KTRE-TV East Texas)
  35. Brazil's Mantega: Govt Won't Cap Tax Revs In Reform - Estado (The Forex Market)
  36. Patrick signs identity protection law (Boston Globe)
  37. Uganda: Mugoya Charged With Fraud, Remanded (AllAfrica.com)
  38. Isleta native to head American Indian law center (BizJournals)
  39. Identity theft prevention bill signed by Patrick (Town Online)
  40. Saturday, August 4, 2007 (Deccan Herald)
  41. Auditors- USDA sent $1.1 billion to dead farmers (High Plains Journal)
  42. School board streamlines registration process (The Shelby County Reporter)
  43. Local Beat - 08/3/07 (Corsicana Daily Sun)
  44. Who’s taking what (Big Bear Grizzly)
  45. Background check program (Big Bear Grizzly)
  46. Morris man gets prison in ID thefts (Daily Record)
  47. New Orleans: You can't go home again (Money via Yahoo! Finance)
  48. Patrick signs identity protection law (WPRI 12 Providence)
  49. Sheriff: Teen Shot, Killed Parents In Their Home (WFTV 9 Orlando)
  50. New Roof on Trico Gym, Board Inks Logan Dual-Credit Agreement (Du Quoin Evening Call)
  51. New rules on workers with suspect ID numbers (The World)
  52. New Orleans: You can't go home again (Money via Yahoo! Finance)
  53. What's an iPhone worth in Canada? (The Globe and Mail)
  54. Credit Union Members Targeted By Scam Artists (The Chattanoogan)
  55. New Orleans: You can't go home again (Money via Yahoo! Finance)
  56. Commissioners OK budget changes (The Port Lavaca Wave)
  57. Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union Members Targeted by Scam (WTVC Chattanooga)
  58. More News (Gazette.Net)
  59. Thieves snatch laptop with personal info about employees of net security company (USA
  60. You can't go home again (CNN Money)
  61. Kyl's Border Bill Gives Senators a Laundry List (HispanicBusiness.com)
  62. Migrant Report Criticizes Texas: State Lags in Teaching Newcomers English (HispanicBu
  63. Please donate generously at www.changeBangladesh.com for the flood victims in Banglad
  64. The Hindu Business Line : IT jobs will double to 3.2 m in four years, says Nilekani (
  65. Wallet thief spends $18,000 (Everett Herald)
  66. AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES (The Hindu)
  67. T N Ninan: Better than the rest (Business Standard India)
  68. Candidate takes on career politicians (Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil)
  69. Black Hat And The Jedi Force (InternetNews.com)
  70. A close look at the Reform Treaty (BBC News)
  71. Friday's Letters (Long Beach Press-Telegram)
  72. Town and Country cracks down on solicitors (West County Journal)
  73. Haven House cuts employee hours (Louisville Courier-Journal)
  74. 7 Scary Documents You Must Have (The Motley Fool)
  75. Employers bracing for immigration rules (The Bellingham Herald)
  76. Nortel gets Social Security phone contract (BizJournals)
  77. StayWell to drop GovGuam (Pacific Daily News)
  78. SSS seeks to improve benefits for members (Sun Star)
  79. Opponents put Tsongas on defensive (Lowell Sun)
  80. How vacation time may effect SSI (The Record)
  81. Kenya: NSE Seat Up for Grabs (AllAfrica.com)
  82. Baucus Bill will bring Federal Dollars to Tribes for Foster Care, Adoption (Native Ti
  83. Maryland County Uses Comodo Certs (Web Host Industry Review)
  84. Uniforms for Kids program begins registration Thursday (Hammond Daily Star)
  85. Labour & Employment (Mondaq)
  86. 658 register so far for school uniforms (Hammond Daily Star)
  87. Tucker schedules registration (Hammond Daily Star)
  88. Maryland County Uses Comodo Certs. (Web Host Industry Review)
  89. Religion Briefs (Ada Evening News)
  90. Opponents put Tsongas on defensive (Lowell Sun)
  91. U.S. war policy takes a page from Jonathon Swift (The Timberjay)
  92. UPDATED: Florissant cracks down on unlicensed, uninsured drivers (Overland-St. Ann Jo
  93. Namibia: Country's Ban on Labour Hire in Perspective (AllAfrica.com)
  94. Employers Bracing for Immigration Rules (San Francisco Chronicle)
  95. Employers brace for immigration rules (The Bellingham Herald)
  96. Community Calendar (Leesville Leader)
  97. Sponsored By: (Fernandina Beach News-Leader)
  98. Namibia: Computer Thieves Raid Unions (AllAfrica.com)
  99. Around East Texas 08/03/07 (KTRE-TV East Texas)
  100. Employers brace for immigration rules (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
  101. Roane County: HUB investigates salary information release (Roane County News)
  102. HUB spends thousands on failed probe (Roane County News)
  103. Missouri's Growing Economy (Democrat News)
  104. Stopping Illegal Immigration: Focusing on Jobs (Democrat News)
  105. Surge in hack attacks against banks - report (Finextra)
  106. Kentucky news in brief (The Kentucky Post)
  107. DNC shares oppo game plan with netroots (The Politico)
  108. Thursday, August 2, 2007 (Lodi News-Sentinel)
  109. Employers Brace for Immigration Rules (The Post-Star)
  110. Freshman Finance 101 (KiplingerForecasts.com)
  111. Namibia: Lack of Skills Remains a Problem in Nam (AllAfrica.com)
  112. Retiree health care expenses a 'ticking time bomb'; Bill rivals cost of the Big Dig (
  113. Outrage, lack of fairness fuel debate over pension reform (Eagle-Tribune Online)
  114. Outrage, lack of fairness fuel debate over pension reform (The Salem News)
  115. Accounting firm's stolen laptop had E.On employee information (WAVE 3 Louisville)
  116. Employers brace for immigration rules (9 News Denver)
  117. Employers brace for immigration rules (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
  118. Far-flung resorts draw retirement board (Shelbyville Daily Union)
  119. New Crimeware Steals Your Banking Details (BIOS)
  120. Cracking the whip; Advocates decry Homeland's threat against employers (Laredo Mornin
  121. Ultra-Orthodox Jews on a mission to save Jerusalem (Mail and Guardian)
  122. Policy over posturing (Al-Ahram Weekly)
  123. Protecting Your Children from Identity Theft (Benton Evening News)
  124. FBC Holdings meets RBZ capital requirements (The Herald)
  125. Pleasures and pains of retirement (News From Bangladesh)
  126. Google Checkout is simple, but PayPal is more versatile (The Globe and Mail)
  127. IMMIGRATION EMPLOYER CRACKDOWN (The Steubenville Herald-Star)
  128. Do we really want a universal system? (Small Business Times)
  129. Please donate generously at www.changeBangladesh.com for the flood victims in Banglad
  130. Judge allows second review for murder suspect (NWAnews.com)
  131. Immigration Crackdown Expected To Follow New Law (CattleNetwork.com)
  132. Insurance sales rep charged with burglary (The Chippewa Herald)
  133. Man Attacks Grapevine Woman, Tries To Steal Purse (NBC 5 Dallas Fort Worth)
  134. Rule requires firing of unverified workers (The Bryan-College Station Eagle)
  135. SecureWorks Reports Number of Hackers Attacking Banks Up 81% Since Last Year and Up 6
  136. Expert: Steve Bucci (Bankrate.com)
  137. Crime reports (The Advocate)
  138. 1,800 Chinese officials admit corruption (Guardian Unlimited)
  139. Airport offers Clear Registered Traveler option (Capital News 9)
  140. Freshman Finance 101 (Kiplinger.com)
  141. News Briefs for Indio, July 3 (The Desert Sun)
  142. Clifton pair charged in cheating ring (The Record)
  143. UT data theft (WTVG-TV Toledo)
  144. NRI charged with fraud in New Jersey (The Times of India)
  145. Planning for the Future (Westerly Sun)
  146. Task force arrests 8 in drug sting (Northwest Herald)
  147. Eight CL residents arrested after drug bust (Northwest Herald)
  148. Bill tackles immigration enforcement (Contra Costa Times)
  149. News briefs from around Kentucky at 5:58 a.m. EDT (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  150. Student funds may be missing (Northwest Herald)
  151. Low-cost care for ailing seniors being outsourced to India (Contra Costa Times)
  152. Employers brace for new immigration rules (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
  153. Glum outlook sinks Nortel (The Globe and Mail)
  154. News in this Section (The Times of India)
  155. Stolen laptop has E.On staff data (Louisville Courier-Journal)
  156. Identity Theft Sometimes Comes From Those Closest To You (Benton Evening News)
  157. NSW man jailed over Centrelink scam (AAP via Yahoo!7 News)
  158. Archives (Jewish World Review)
  159. Metro Briefs: Immunizations for schools set (Mobile Press-Register)
  160. When trojans go phishing (techcentral.ie)
  161. Wabasha County's first female attorney dies (Post-Bulletin)
  162. Foiling pesky lost-key gremlin (Mohave Valley News)
  163. Levy Restaurant takes extra step to fulfill anniversary request (Post-Tribune)
  164. Montgomery Public Schools (Montgomery Advertiser)
  165. No cash to care for ailing parents? Try India (Albany Times Union)
  166. Motley Fool (The Courier News)
  167. Indian American indicted for bank fraud (Hindustan Times)
  168. GOP senators revisit immigration (San Jose Mercury News)
  169. What the papers say (BBC News)
  170. Action Line: Classic bait-and-switch used by TV retailer (San Jose Mercury News)
  171. Whistle Blown on Geek Squad (The Signal)
  172. Senior contributions (The Virginia Gazette)
  173. Survivors honored by American Cancer Society (Birmingham News)
  174. Annuities can help stretch retirement savings (Daily Record)
  175. Outsourcing the elderly: Low-cost care, made in India (Seattle Times)
  176. Uganda: Country Expects Mugoya for Fraud Trial (AllAfrica.com)
  177. Indian American indicted for bank fraud (New Kerala)
  178. Eastern Cape (Daily Dispatch)
  179. Muncie schools schedule registration times (The Star Press)
  180. For a labor of love, civil servants may get a high honor (Baltimore Sun)
  181. N.Y. lawmaker wants more money for bridge, road repairs (Star-Gazette)
  182. Employers Bracing for Immigration Rules (IWon - Money)
  183. Glum outlook sinks Nortel (The Globe and Mail)
  184. Workplace Crackdown In Motion (Hartford Courant)
  185. Employers Bracing for Immigration Rules (The Columbian)
  186. What the papers say (BBC News)
  187. Cops bust open-air drug market (Daily Herald)
  188. New bill calls for adding 14,000 border agents (Tucson Citizen)
  189. More money is sought for maintenance work (Poughkeepsie Journal)
  190. ‘It can happen to you’ (Helena Independent Record)
  191. Senior center lists activities (The Sentinel)
  192. Senior contributions (The Virginia Gazette)
  193. Lawmaker wants more funds for bridge, road repairs (The Journal News)
  194. Woman charged with defrauding social services (The Post-Star)
  195. Task force arrests 8 in drug sting (Northwest Herald)
  196. Eight CL residents arrested after drug bust (Northwest Herald)
  197. Employers Bracing for Immigration Rules (The Herald-Sun)
  198. Accounting firm's stolen laptop had E.On employee information (Lexington Herald-Leade
  199. Student funds may be missing (Northwest Herald)
  200. Business briefs: Record revenue drives Cabela’s to strong Q2 (Lincoln Journal Star)
  201. Lowell resident faces mail fraud charges (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
  202. New leisure time combos for fall (Plano Courier)
  203. Disaster aid deadlines loom (The Colony Courier-Leader)
  204. Lowell resident faces mail fraud charges (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
  205. Border Computers Vulnerable to Attack (Washington Post)
  206. Nortel Wins $300m VoIP Deal (Computer Business Online via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
  207. Column: Concerned about money for retirement? (Iowa Farmer)
  208. House completes work on farm bill legislation (Iowa Farmer)
  209. (AFX UK Focus) 2007-08-03 05:58 GMT: Employers bracing for immigration rules (Interac
  210. Wallet thief spends $18,000 (Everett Herald)
  211. Macon County reports 2.3 million surplus, plan to retire internal debt (Herald & Revi
  212. Employers bracing for immigration rules (Sharewatch)
  213. 31 more sentenced in slave labor case (People's Daily)
  214. Young migrants seek skills: Poll (People's Daily)
  215. Hoover will close after half-century (Johnson City Press)
  216. Transporters to go on nationwide strike on August 8 (The Times of India)
  217. BBB Warning Against New Scam Targeting Senior Citizens (KFDM Beaumont)
  218. Hallandale park plan stuns mobile-home owners (Miami Herald)
  219. Terms of Use (Lifetime)
  220. Privacy Policy (Lifetime)
  221. Illegal-immigrant crackdown looms (Los Angeles Times)
  222. Young migrants seek skills: Poll (China Economic Net)
  223. Employers under security pressure (San Antonio Express-News)
  224. Orthodox Jews and secularism (Guardian Unlimited)
  225. Credit Cards Ranked on Security as Fraud Fears Grow (PC World)
  226. More fairness needed in how tax is spent (China Daily)
  227. Pittsfield: City man faces assault charges (Berkshire Eagle)
  228. Central Texas Couple Angered After False Bankruptcy Report Filed (KXXV Waco)
  229. An East Texas Businessman Talks About New Illegal Immigrant Regulation (KLTV 7 Tyler)
  230. IBQ offer for Ahli bank ‘very rich’: Shareholder (The Peninsula)
  231. Democrats get stuck in proposal-tax loop (USA Today)
  232. Donation Calendar (Austin American-Statesman)
  233. 'Priority' funds to be hiked for 11th plan (Indian Express Finance via Yahoo! Ind
  234. Gillmor introduces bill to protect citizens from identify theft losses (News Journal)
  235. Young migrants seek skills: Poll (China Daily)
  236. 31 more sentenced in slave labor case (China Daily)
  237. Former Shanghai Party chief in jail (China Daily)
  238. Ultra-Orthodox Jews on a mission to save Jerusalem from secularism (Guardian Unlimite
  239. NFL pensions: Exclusive Q&A with Gene Upshaw (The Canton Repository)
  240. Employer Crackdown (KETK 56 Tyler)
  241. Councilors consider balancing proposals (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
  242. Qatar bid price for Ahli United Bank very rich: investor (Gulf Times)
  243. Man indicted for over $200,000 in bank fraud (Brick Township Bulletin)
  244. Who’s taking what (Big Bear Grizzly)
  245. Background check program (Big Bear Grizzly)
  246. Talk Show (BusinessWeek)
  247. Review: Google Offers Online Wallet In Payment Service (NBC 5 Chicago)
  248. Business briefs: Record revenue drives Cabela’s to strong Q2 (Lincoln Journal Star)
  249. Review: Google offers online wallet in payment service (MSNBC)
  250. Airport offers Clear Registered Traveler option (Capital News 9)