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19 hours ago ago from Chez Odysseus
FIRE DEPARTMENTS AND THE MILITARY Something has been brewing up in Boston’s fire department that strikes me as connecting to a larger dot, the military. In January 2009 a large ladder truck returning from a medical assist call lost its brakes on one of the steepest hills in the city (and the city has a few). Unable to use parked cars as crash-barriers to slow it down, the Lieutenant in charge sounded the airhorn as the truck hurtled into ...
Related contentVA Resident Charged with Conspiring to Bribe Ex-Panama Gov. Officials for Maritime Contract
13 hours ago ago from Task Force on Financial Integrity and Economic Development
US Department of Justice A federal grand jury has charged a Virginia Beach, Va., resident with conspiracy to pay bribes to former Panamanian government officials to secure maritime contracts. John W. Warwick, 63, was charged in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia with conspiring to make corrupt payments to foreign government officials for the purpose of securing business for Ports Engineering Consultants ...
Related contentCUSO Provides Holiday Back Office Support
12 hours ago ago from cuasterisk.com
Xtend, Inc., a Grand Rapids, Michigan-based multi-owned cooperative CUSO, recently provided back office support for a group of credit unions that were closed for business on the day after Thanksgiving. For the second year in a row, Xtend offered to handle post-holiday stand-in share draft, ACH, and ATM balancing support for credit unions who use the CU*BASE core data processing system from CU*Answers, Inc. Ten credit unions opted to take ...
Related contentWhy Is Organized Labor Suddenly Taking an Interest in America's Big Banks?
14 hours ago ago from Hunton Employment & Labor Law Perspectives
Fairly or not, America s commercial banks have been vilified by many as the cause of the nation s financial meltdown. The CEOs of America s most venerable financial institutions have been called to Washington and excoriated by an angry Congress, and on talk shows across the nation their salaries have been contrasted with those of hourly-paid financial workers. The new administration has called for tighter regulation of the financial sector ...
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