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Lawyer: Tennessee suspect in slaying of Alabama woman wrongly detained dated Friday 20th of November 2009   Jennifer Hampton killed in 2008
Disability claims taking longer dated Friday 20th of November 2009   WASHINGTON -- The backlog in Memphis to get a hearing for Social Security disability benefits increased by three months last year, to 538 days, and is worsening, a lawyer who practices in Memphis told a House Ways and Means subcommittee Thursday.Beth Striklin Bates, a Jackson, Tenn., lawyer for West Tennessee Legal Services Inc. for the last 22 years, testified before the Ways and Means ...
Man named Miranda's Miranda rights violated in case of raped, murdered waitress, lawyer says dated Friday 20th of November 2009   At a court hearing Thursday, defense attorney Joseph Fanduzz asked Knox County Circuit Court Judge Bob McGee to suppress a statement Valentino Vasquez Miranda provided to police as they questioned him about the death of Jennifer Lee Hampton.
Apprentice to Power dated Thursday 19th of November 2009   Schooled in adversity and triumph, Memphis' Jim Kyle wants to be governor. by Jackson Baker In 1982, as a young, ambitious Memphis lawyer getting his feet wet in politics, Jim Kyle managed the upstart but unsuccessful campaign of fellow Shelby Countian Harold Byrd in a hard-fought Democratic primary race for Congress in Tennessee's 7th District. A year later, having won a special election for a ...
Stabbing Spree Suspect Says Wife Was Cheating dated Thursday 19th of November 2009   A sheriff's deputy testified Thursday that a man charged with fatally stabbing and beating six people in Tennessee and Alabama told him his wife had been unfaithful.
Bold leadin goes here dated Thursday 19th of November 2009   Defense Secretary Robert Gates gathered with mourners in a tiny northeast Tennessee community Wednesday to bury Army Spc. Fred Greene, one of 13 people killed in the massacre at Fort Hood.
Speed of Wealth Guru Calls Ponzi Scheme Accusations 'Ridiculous' dated Friday 20th of November 2009   Wayde McKelvy, a former Denver resident, accused by federal regulators of operating a $30 million Ponzi scheme, told investors Thursday night that the allegations are "ridiculous."
'Blood Equity': The heavy toll of playing pro football dated Friday 20th of November 2009   The heavy toll of playing pro football. "Everybody who plays leaves with something," says retired New York Giants linebacker Harry Carson in the documentary "Blood Equity" but, sadly, he doesn't mean a glorious pension or athletic pride. He's referring to the physical and mental struggles of ex-football players who feel monetarily neglected by the now $7.1-billion sport and its union when, as ...
'Blood Equity' dated Friday 20th of November 2009   The heavy toll of playing pro football. "Everybody who plays leaves with something," says retired New York Giants linebacker Harry Carson in the documentary "Blood Equity" but, sadly, he doesn't mean a glorious pension or athletic pride.
College football notes; Notre Dame, Kansas coaches under review dated Friday 20th of November 2009   Notre Dame athletics director Jack Swarbrick plans to make a decision on the future of coach Charlie Weis within days of the season’s end. The Fighting Irish (6-4) host Connecticut (4-5) on Saturday then play at No. 14 Stanford (7-3) on Nov. 28. Swarbrick said he will take into account more than Weis’ 35-25 record, which is the same winning percentage as his two predecessors.

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