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Post office shooter arrestedAlbany Herald On-line, GA –2 minutes agoSMITHVILLE — A Lee County farmer who fired a gun on the loading dock of the Smithville Post Office is facing possible federal charges. … More: continued here

City employee admits selling equipment on eBayAZ Central.com, AZ –12 hours agoBrian Rickard, with the city's Land Survey Division, admitted to investigators that he sold city-owned survey equipment on eBay from June to September 2007, … More: continued here

South Africa May List Post Office Bank Unit, Business Day SaysBloomberg –15 minutes ago16 (Bloomberg) — The South African Post Office may sell shares in its banking unit, Business Day reported, citing Lungile Lose, the spokesman for the … More: continued here

Food stamps available for elderlyThe Times-Picayune – NOLA.com, LA –1 hour agoSenior citizens can apply Wednesday in Slidell for the disaster food stamp program authorized after the recent hurricane activity in the area. … More: continued here

Quarterback Kerry Joseph is the first casualty of new Toronto Argonauts head coach Don Matthews. More: continued here

Matthews' first bombshell: Joseph benched for Stamps gameThe Province, Canada –3 minutes agoMISSISSAUGA, Ont. — It rolled from his mouth Monday not like a grenade, but like a tease. Someone smiled and someone else chuckled when, three questions … More: continued here

Lehman Employees Use EBay to Offer Memorabilia, Parting ShotsBloomberg –1 hour ago16 (Bloomberg) — Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s bankruptcy, the largest in history, sent the firm's employees to EBay Inc.'s auction sites to offer …Lehman Bros junk on eBayNational Postall 3 news articles More: continued here

For a job in which dogs can be an occupational hazard, Royal Mail’s latest recruit is an unusual one. More: continued here

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WASHINGTON — The FedEx Corp. cargo-hub project at Piedmont Triad International Airport will get more than $5 million in federal financing for construction work, the office of U.S. Rep. Howard Coble, R-6th, said yesterday. More: continued here