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Thursday, July 23, 2009

THE GAMES LEADERS PLAY

HEADLINES: Cops: Mayors, Rabbis Trafficked Handbags, Kidneys
SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: FOXNews.com 24.7.9
CAPTION:THE GAMES LEADERS PLAY
Some of the more than four dozen politicians and rabbis caught Thursday in a sweeping corruption sting trafficked items like fake Gucci bags as well as laundering thousands in cash, federal authorities said.

The mayors of two New Jersey cities, some rabbis and a current and former state legislator were among 44 arrested in the widespread investigation into the alleged scheme.

Hoboken Mayor Peter Cammarano III, Secaucus Mayor Dennis Elwell, Jersey City Deputy Mayor Leona Beldini, former Jersey City Council President L. Harvey Smith and state Assemblyman Daniel Van Pelt were among those taken into custody..

HEADLINES:Mum 'sent home to give birth in bedroom'
SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: news.com.au 23.7.9
CAPTION: having a Baby, not tonight dear
A MOTHER has claimed she was forced to give birth on her bedroom floor after being turned away from a Sydney hospital because there were not enough beds.
Natasha Ramirez, 27, was bleeding and in labour when she first arrived at Liverpool Hospital last Thursday but said she was told by a nurse, "We don't have enough room tonight".

HEADLINES: Wanted: women to eat chocolate all year
SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: news.com.au 23.7.9
CAPTION: UM,UM
SCIENTISTS in Britain are looking for women willing to eat chocolate every day for a year - all in the name of medical science.

HEADLINE: Church offers to marry parents, baptise bastards
SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: news.com.au 23.7.9
CAPTION: Bastards Baptisms
THE Church of England will offer combined wedding and baptism services, officials say, as research shows increasing numbers of couples in Britain are having children out of wedlock.
Although the church does not sanction couples having children before marriage, officials said the new services were aimed at encouraging unmarried parents to eventually tie the knot.
The service, to be unveiled later today, allows couples to baptise their children after their wedding ceremony, and parents themselves can also get baptised at the same time.
A church spokesman said clergy would continue to teach that sex is best confined to marriage, but also recognise that it was "not standing in judgment on their past".
"The Church of England believes that the best place for sex is within marriage, and marriage is best for bringing up children. That hasn't changed," the spokesman said

HEADLINE: Police tweet to keep drunk twits off road
SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: news.com.au 22.7.9
CAPTION: Tweet, tweet, I thought I saw a police officer
IT'S safe to say Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner Ken Lay isn't the grooviest bloke in Australia.
But the bespectacled police face of state road safety is the latest convert to the wonderful world of Twitter.
Mr Lay will tweet tonight, posting updates on a surprise major breathalyser blitz to be launched somewhere in the state.
He will discuss the "embarrassingly boozy breath readings recorded" of twits caught by police, Victoria Police said.
He'll also be sacrificing his Milo and slippers for the night to try to connect with young drivers in the hope of making them realise the dangers of getting behind the wheel under the influence...

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