Make seat-belt use a primary law in state Coloradoan - Colorado should join 24 other states in making its seat belt requirement a primary law. Currently, Colorado's seat-belt law is a secondary offense, meaning law officers have to have another reason, such as speeding or reckless driving, to pull over
The Future of DisneyOrlando Sentinel - Robert Iger thinks the Walt Disney Co. will build theme parks in India and mainland China during his lifetime though maybe not during his tenure as the company's chief executive officer. Hong Kong parade clinched decision to buy Pixar Walt Disney Co
House okays bigger tax break for buying nursing home insuranceKYTV - JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- People who invest in insurance policies to cover their eventual nursing home care would get a bigger tax break under a bill that won initial approval in the House on Wednesday. Under current law, people can deduct up to 50
Bill to Promote Electronic Health RecordsWashington Post - In an effort to dramatically expand the use of "electronic health records," a key House chairman said yesterday that he will propose legislation to promote their use in the federal employee health insurance program. Nearly 8 million government
Flames Consume Home on Boston PlaceWTOL-TV - TOLEDO -- The smoke was so thick, neighbors first thought it was fog rolling in. Turned out, a house caught fire around 5:30 Wednesday afternoon at 367 Boston Place -- and the flames soon threatened other homes. Neighbors said they heard a loud
Strom: I didn t see victimsTimes-Leader - WILKES-BARRE Tina Strom, her long brown hair draping over parts of her black suit and blue shirt, calmly sat in the witness chair and waited for her first question. She had an unobstructed view of her former boyfriend, double-homicide suspect
Unseen SaratogaSaratogian - Any mention of Saratoga Springs brings to mind images of high-stakes horse racing, fancy Victorian homes and tourists spending money in quaint downtown shops. Just blocks from all those glittering images are people and places that belie Saratoga's
Residents east of I-95 to feel biggest impact from insurance hikesFort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - Joyce Stutz worries she might have to sell the Oakland Park home she bought a year before Hurricane Andrew swept through South Florida. Steve Homrich is wondering whether he can scrap hurricane insurance on his Boynton Beach home. And Rosemary
