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President Bush To Visit BucyrusPresident George W. Bush will return to Kansas for a second time this month to help State Rep. Nick Jordan raise money for his congressional bid.
KCTV5.com – May 13, 2008 4:44 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Pens centre Staal to go to Thunder Bay on Wednesday after grandfather's death
PHILADELPHIA - Penguins centre Jordan Staal is expected to play in tonight's Game 3 of the NHL Eastern Conference final at Philadelphia before flying to Thunder Bay, Ont., on Wednesday morning to attend his grandfather's funeral.
Canoe.ca – May 13, 2008 4:43 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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PHILADELPHIA - Penguins centre Jordan Staal is expected to play in tonight's Game 3 of the NHL Eastern Conference final at Philadelphia before flying to Thunder Bay, Ont., on Wednesday morning to attend his grandfather's funeral.
Canoe.ca – May 13, 2008 4:43 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Bush heads to Mideast to talk peace, oil
President Bush leaves for the Middle East on Tuesday to celebrate the United States' ties with its top allies in the region -- Israel, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan.
CNN.com – May 13, 2008 4:23 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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President Bush leaves for the Middle East on Tuesday to celebrate the United States' ties with its top allies in the region -- Israel, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan.
CNN.com – May 13, 2008 4:23 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Jordanian Man Gets 10 Years in Honor Killing of Sister
Jordan's criminal court has convicted and sentenced a 23-year-old student to 10 years in jail for shooting and stabbing his sister to death to cleanse the family's honor.
Fox News – May 13, 2008 4:11 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Jordan's criminal court has convicted and sentenced a 23-year-old student to 10 years in jail for shooting and stabbing his sister to death to cleanse the family's honor.
Fox News – May 13, 2008 4:11 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Staal heading home tomorrow
Jordan Staal has more than just hockey on his mind these days. The second-year forward of the Pittsburgh Penguins is nursing a heavy heart after the recent death of his grandfather, John, who was 83.
Canoe.ca – May 13, 2008 4:02 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Jordan Staal has more than just hockey on his mind these days. The second-year forward of the Pittsburgh Penguins is nursing a heavy heart after the recent death of his grandfather, John, who was 83.
Canoe.ca – May 13, 2008 4:02 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Woman Overboard
The FBI is investigating the apparent drowning of a New Jersey mom who mysteriously plunged off a cruise ship during a violent storm 45 miles off Atlantic City, officials said yesterday. Mindy Jordan, a 46-year-old licensed practical nurse, was on...
New York Post – May 13, 2008 08:21 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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The FBI is investigating the apparent drowning of a New Jersey mom who mysteriously plunged off a cruise ship during a violent storm 45 miles off Atlantic City, officials said yesterday. Mindy Jordan, a 46-year-old licensed practical nurse, was on...
New York Post – May 13, 2008 08:21 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Jordan-east team OKs assets plan
The new Jordan School District signed off Monday on the second proposal created by negotiators to divide the district's assets and liabilities.
deseretnews.com – May 13, 2008 06:59 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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The new Jordan School District signed off Monday on the second proposal created by negotiators to divide the district's assets and liabilities.
deseretnews.com – May 13, 2008 06:59 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Jordan settles district splits
Members of the transition team representing what will become the east-side Jordan School District on Monday unanimously approved a proposal for dividing property and assets once the district splits.
Salt Lake Tribune – May 13, 2008 06:29 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Members of the transition team representing what will become the east-side Jordan School District on Monday unanimously approved a proposal for dividing property and assets once the district splits.
Salt Lake Tribune – May 13, 2008 06:29 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Long trip pays off for Devlin
LAKE POWELLChris Devlin made sure he had the time for Monday's USGA U.S. Open Local Qualifier at Shark's Tooth Golf Club.The Birmingham, Ala., resident and Northern Ireland native took a break from the Hooters Tour to try to qualify for last weekend's Nationwide Tour event in Fort Smith, Ark. After missing the tournament, he and his wife made the 800-mile trip here.The break in his schedule paid off.In his fifth Local Qualifier here, Devlin, 32, qualified for his third section qualifier with a record-setting 4-under par 68. In 2006, Devlin was one stroke from qualifying for the U.S. Open. After breaking Bob Friend's 2006 competitive-round course record of 69 by a stroke, Devlin will have his shot again."I drove the ball well," Devlin said. "The course was great. A couple of greens were lightning fast. All were just so fast. You have to keep it as simple as you can. I drove the ball in the middle of the fairway. It didn't play as hard as it can."The top four golfers qualified for the sectional qualifier, held June 2 at Jupiter Hills Club in Tequesta.Mark Strickland from Woodstock, Ga., was second with a 2-under 70, and Garrett Osborn from Birmingham was third with a 72. Tallahassee's Ken Stevenson was the fourth to qualify, with a 73.The two alternates were Swede David Hanson and Hombre Golf Club pro Heath West. They defeated Todd Bailey in a three-hole playoff. All three shot 74.West was the top local participant and Richard Maddox was next best with a 75. Out of the 63 who signed up for the event, 55 finished, including Mosley senior Zach Primavera (86) and Dolphins golf coach Mike Riley (77).For Stevenson, who played with Devlin, Monday was the breakthrough he's been waiting more than a decade for.In his 12 previous local qualifiers, the best the 47-year-old insurance agent from Tallahassee finished was as an alternate. Four birdies helped him stay in the top four this year."It's awesome," a relieved Stevenson said. "It played tough. It was windy. The greens were firm. They were fast. Some of the pin locations were borderline evil but I putted great." USGA U.S. Open Local Qualifying resultsShark's Tooth Golf ClubLake PowellChris Devlin 68Mark Strickland 70Garrett Osborn 72Ken Stevenson 73David Hanson 74Heath West 74Todd Bailey 74Kevin Warrick 75Richard Maddox 75Russell Bloom 75Matthew Brown 76Seth Sargent 76Adam Gary 77Chris Speight 77Jason Jones 77Joe Graham 77Mike Riley 77Robert Amon III 77Brandon Britton 78Jason Van Genner 78Brian Lawrence 79Garrett Barker 79Haymes Snedeker 79Jack Seltzer 79Ricky Beck 79Si Clemo 79AJ White 80David Banks 80Kevin Jordan 80Robbie Van Riper 80Tom Fitzpatrick 80Jamie Casey 81Lance Williams 81Matthew DeSchaine 81Charles Criswell 82David Lee 82Grover Tyner 82Timothy Folker 85Woodrow Cowart 85Mike Pazakis 86Zach Primavera 86Darren Chapman 87Jeffrey Conroy 87Rick Gehr 87Tommy Clement 87Blaze Grinn 88Daniel Stout 88Harold Schriefer 89Robert Blackwell 89Will Grace 89Bob Mathers 90Derick Mefferd 90Steven Muncher 90Bob Mayer 93Timothy Goad 101Chip Holcombe NSCraig Brown WDDavid Beck WDIPaul Massey WDISamuel Kelly WDISteven Wilson NCThomas Castleberry II NCTommy Casey DQ
NewsHerald.com – May 13, 2008 12:51 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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LAKE POWELLChris Devlin made sure he had the time for Monday's USGA U.S. Open Local Qualifier at Shark's Tooth Golf Club.The Birmingham, Ala., resident and Northern Ireland native took a break from the Hooters Tour to try to qualify for last weekend's Nationwide Tour event in Fort Smith, Ark. After missing the tournament, he and his wife made the 800-mile trip here.The break in his schedule paid off.In his fifth Local Qualifier here, Devlin, 32, qualified for his third section qualifier with a record-setting 4-under par 68. In 2006, Devlin was one stroke from qualifying for the U.S. Open. After breaking Bob Friend's 2006 competitive-round course record of 69 by a stroke, Devlin will have his shot again."I drove the ball well," Devlin said. "The course was great. A couple of greens were lightning fast. All were just so fast. You have to keep it as simple as you can. I drove the ball in the middle of the fairway. It didn't play as hard as it can."The top four golfers qualified for the sectional qualifier, held June 2 at Jupiter Hills Club in Tequesta.Mark Strickland from Woodstock, Ga., was second with a 2-under 70, and Garrett Osborn from Birmingham was third with a 72. Tallahassee's Ken Stevenson was the fourth to qualify, with a 73.The two alternates were Swede David Hanson and Hombre Golf Club pro Heath West. They defeated Todd Bailey in a three-hole playoff. All three shot 74.West was the top local participant and Richard Maddox was next best with a 75. Out of the 63 who signed up for the event, 55 finished, including Mosley senior Zach Primavera (86) and Dolphins golf coach Mike Riley (77).For Stevenson, who played with Devlin, Monday was the breakthrough he's been waiting more than a decade for.In his 12 previous local qualifiers, the best the 47-year-old insurance agent from Tallahassee finished was as an alternate. Four birdies helped him stay in the top four this year."It's awesome," a relieved Stevenson said. "It played tough. It was windy. The greens were firm. They were fast. Some of the pin locations were borderline evil but I putted great." USGA U.S. Open Local Qualifying resultsShark's Tooth Golf ClubLake PowellChris Devlin 68Mark Strickland 70Garrett Osborn 72Ken Stevenson 73David Hanson 74Heath West 74Todd Bailey 74Kevin Warrick 75Richard Maddox 75Russell Bloom 75Matthew Brown 76Seth Sargent 76Adam Gary 77Chris Speight 77Jason Jones 77Joe Graham 77Mike Riley 77Robert Amon III 77Brandon Britton 78Jason Van Genner 78Brian Lawrence 79Garrett Barker 79Haymes Snedeker 79Jack Seltzer 79Ricky Beck 79Si Clemo 79AJ White 80David Banks 80Kevin Jordan 80Robbie Van Riper 80Tom Fitzpatrick 80Jamie Casey 81Lance Williams 81Matthew DeSchaine 81Charles Criswell 82David Lee 82Grover Tyner 82Timothy Folker 85Woodrow Cowart 85Mike Pazakis 86Zach Primavera 86Darren Chapman 87Jeffrey Conroy 87Rick Gehr 87Tommy Clement 87Blaze Grinn 88Daniel Stout 88Harold Schriefer 89Robert Blackwell 89Will Grace 89Bob Mathers 90Derick Mefferd 90Steven Muncher 90Bob Mayer 93Timothy Goad 101Chip Holcombe NSCraig Brown WDDavid Beck WDIPaul Massey WDISamuel Kelly WDISteven Wilson NCThomas Castleberry II NCTommy Casey DQ
NewsHerald.com – May 13, 2008 12:51 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Nightclub shooting victim ID'd
Mobile police today identified Lonnie Jordan, 22, of Mobile as the man shot early Sunday inside the Atlantis nightclub on Dauphin Street.The shooting remained under investigation this afternoon and no arrest had been made, said Mobile police spokesman Eric Gallichant. Jordan was taken to the University of South Alabama Medical Center, Gallichant said Sunday. A nursing supervisor said this afternoon there was no record of Jordan being admitted,signifying he most likely was treated and released.The incident occurred about 1:30 a.m in the club at 270 Dauphin St.
al.com - Everything Alabama – May 12, 2008 11:42 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Mobile police today identified Lonnie Jordan, 22, of Mobile as the man shot early Sunday inside the Atlantis nightclub on Dauphin Street.The shooting remained under investigation this afternoon and no arrest had been made, said Mobile police spokesman Eric Gallichant. Jordan was taken to the University of South Alabama Medical Center, Gallichant said Sunday. A nursing supervisor said this afternoon there was no record of Jordan being admitted,signifying he most likely was treated and released.The incident occurred about 1:30 a.m in the club at 270 Dauphin St.
al.com - Everything Alabama – May 12, 2008 11:42 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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