Passengers, including an Australian woman, on a US Airways flight that ditched in the Hudson River in New York are starting to get their luggage back, dried out and neatly packed inside FedEx boxes. More: continued here
The Sherman Post Office is hosting a Passport Fair from 9 a.m. -2 p.m. on Saturday, May 23 at 701 E. Peyton St. in Sherman to provide information to U.S. citizens and to accept passport applications. More: continued here
KYW1060.com Pa. man pleads guilty in eBay forgery schemePhiladelphia Inquirer, PAA Reading man pleaded guilty yesterday to a scheme to sell forged signatures of famous authors – including Truman Capote, Tom Wolfe, and Tom Clancy – over eBay that netted him more than $300000, US Attorney Laurie Magid announced. Forrest R. Smith 3d, …Guilty Plea from…
Veteran U.S. Postal Service employee LeVerne Buck shows off some 2-cent stamps, which have been hard to acquire in Washington. Because postal rates recently increased, the stamps are in demand to augment the difference between old first-class stamps and the new rate. More: continued here
SAN JOSE, Calif.–eBay Motors (www.ebaymotors.com) , the #1 online automotive marketplace worldwide, announced an exclusive agreement with Hollander, a Solera company and the leading provider of auto recycling and parts yard management solutions in the U.S. and Canada, to provide access to over $2.7 billion in retail value of used parts inventory on eBay Motors….
EBay Backs Curbs on Pricing AccordsWall Street JournalBy JOSEPH PEREIRA An eBay Inc. executive told a US Senate hearing Tuesday that some manufacturers of consumer products are falsely accusing eBay merchants of selling counterfeit merchandise in an effort to restrict retail discounting. …EBay, Others Want End to Retail Price-fixingPC WorldeBay Voices Strong Support for 'The…
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Don’t look now, but Zach Johnson, the pride of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has vaulted to the top of the FedEx Cup standings. More: continued here
OLYMPIA – They sorted out tax disputes in the aftermath of a flood, reduced building costs, straightened up agency finances and eliminated waiting lists for food stamps. More: continued here
The UK Government’s controversial plan for a partial sale of Royal Mail came under fresh attack yesterday after a new poll showed that three out of four people opposed the idea, and some warned it could affect their voting intentions at the next election. More: continued here