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Feinstein says Senate should seat Burris

WASHINGTON - The chairman of the Senate Rules Committee has parted with many of her Democratic colleagues and says that the Senate should seat former Illinois Attorney General Roland Burris.

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January 6th, 2009
OCEANSIDE: Attorney: Board's actions against Tri-City executives 'illegal'OCEANSIDE ---- An attorney who said she represents Tri-City Medical Center's sidelined executive team took the podium at a special meeting Monday and called actions taken against her client "illegal."
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OCEANSIDE: Attorney: Board's actions against Tri-City executives 'illegal'

By PAUL SISSON - Staff Writer

OCEANSIDE ---- An attorney who said she represents Tri-City Medical Center's sidelined executive team took the podium at a special meeting Monday and called actions taken against her client "illegal."

ESCONDIDO: Layoffs, emergency budget cuts headed to City Council

By DAVID GARRICK - Staff Writer

ESCONDIDO ---- The city would lay off 32 employees and make substantial cuts to libraries, recreation, police and firefighting under a proposal for emergency budget reductions that the City Council is expected to approve Wednesday.

EDITORIAL: Government projects ought to see savings

By North County Times Opinion staff

Governments in San Diego's North County and Riverside's Southwest County ---- or at least those who still have bond money in their pockets to spend on bricks and mortar ---- ought to be seeing a little corner of blue sky soon.

Kids alone for days, parents dead in locked room

By Associated Press

MADRAS, Ore. ---- A couple who hadn't been seen since New Year's Eve have been found dead inside their locked bedroom with their crying 9-month-old daughter in an apparent murder-suicide. Three older children had been left out on their own.

MILITARY: Lawmakers not giving up on Marine denied Medal of Honor

By MARK WALKER - Staff Writer

Lawmakers aren't giving up their fight to have the Medal of Honor awarded to a San Diego Marine whose squad members say he saved their lives when he pulled a grenade to his body during house-to-house fighting in Iraq.

Apple cuts copy protection and prices on iTunes

By JESSICA MINTZ - Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO -- Apple Inc. closed its final appearance at the Macworld trade show Tuesday by cutting the price of some songs in its market-leading iTunes online store to as little as 69 cents and disclosing that soon every track will be available without copy protection.

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