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Humane Society Needs Cash Money
April 30, 2006
In recent months, the Polk County Humane Society has made changes in management as well as board makeup. But the organization is in immediate danger of closing and needs a cash infusion to keep going in both the long and short term, newly named Board ......
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University of Wisconsin Revises Discipline Policy
May 1, 2006
University of Wisconsin officials are confident the new student-athlete discipline policy, approved Friday by the athletic board and effective immediately, will reassure the public that UW does not condone or treat lightly misconduct by its ......
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Smoking Ban Begins in New Jersey as new Law
May 2, 2006
With bar owners fuming, clean air advocates rejoicing and "No Fumar" signs posted, New Jersey enters the smoke-free era Saturday, snuffing out indoor smoking with a long-awaited ban that excludes Atlantic City's 12 ......
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Senate Bill Prompts Rush for Off-Reservation Casinos
May 3, 2006
Several American Indian tribes could still have a chance to build off-reservation casinos under a loophole included in a Senate bill aimed at banning the practice. The legislation, sponsored by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and passed by ......
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In Virginia, the Death Penalty for Gambling Illegally
May 4, 2006
Congress cannot ban Internet gambling. There are lots of specific problems about those bills. But the broader issue is troubling, too: Why does our government insist on policing our personal lives for ......
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Swann gets Cash Bonus from GOP group
May 5, 2006
Gubernatorial challenger Lynn Swann's campaign coffers were bolstered by a major cash infusion from the Republican Governors Association in the last month, but he still lags far behind Gov. Rendell in the race for donor dollars. Campaign ......
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UW sports: Athletic Board alters student-athlete discipline policy
May 5, 2006
The University of Wisconsin Athletic Board overhauled Friday the much-maligned student-athlete discipline policy, which even board chairman Walter Dickey referred to as an "unmitigated disaster." The revised policy, which was unanimously approved and ......
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Three seek Lescovitz's open House seat in 2006
May 6, 2006
Two lawyers, two Pauls, two repeat candidates and two 20-somethings are running in the 46th Legislative District primary. And with Rep. Victor J. Lescovitz, D-Midway, not seeking re-election, it adds up to an open race for the three candidates ......
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The Boss is Watching You Online at Work
May 6, 2006
About 25 percent of all U.S. workers admit to using the Internet while at work. That number grows well beyond 40 percent, say experts, on work days during major sports events, like March Madness or the World Series. You can be sure your boss knows ......
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Court Date Looms for Hall County Gambling Bust
May 6, 2006
Among the chicken houses and cattle pastures of rural Hall County, life was quiet until a horse racetrack came to town. Since last year, the silence has been replaced on race Sundays with hundreds of cars and trucks, loud music, crowd, gambling ......
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