Ex-official admits guilt in NY pension probe (AP via Yahoo! News)

A former top investment officer for New York's state pension fund admitted Wednesday that he helped channel hundreds of millions of dollars in public retirement money to investment firms that paid kickbacks to other officials to get the business.


Ex-official admits guilt in NY pension probe (WCAX-TV Vermont)

A former top investment officer for New York's state pension fund admitted Wednesday that he helped channel hundreds of millions of dollars in public retirement money to investment firms that paid kickbacks to other...


Ex-official admits guilt in NY pension probe (Sify News)

A former top investment officer for New York's state pension fund admitted Wednesday that he helped channel hundreds of millions of dollars in public retirement money to investment firms that paid


FAREWELL TO BEVERLEY: (Orangeville Citizen)

FAREWELL TO BEVERLEY: Melancthon Council poses with Beverley Kumprey and the gift she received along with best wishes upon her recent retirement. From left are Councillor Janice Elliott, CAO Denise Holmes, Deputy Mayor Bill Hill, Ms. Kumprey, Councillor John Crowe, and Mayor Debbie Fawcett.


Beware of Dems Bearing Gifts (Jewish World Review)

http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | The signs are all around us. Even as Barack Obama and the Democrats lower their heads and prepare to bulldoze a huge new entitlement through Congress, the results of profligate government spending are everywhere apparent.


Corning Community College President To Retire (WETM 18 Elmira)

Dr. Floyd Amann CCC President Announces Retirement


Beware of Democrats Bearing Gifts (Mona Charen via Yahoo! News)

The signs are all around us. Even as Barack Obama and the Democrats lower their heads and prepare to bulldoze a huge new entitlement through Congress, the results of profligate government spending are everywhere apparent. It requires a prodigious degree of ideological blindness to miss this.


Former New York state official pleads guilty in 'pay to play' scandal (Los Angeles Times)

David Loglisci admits that he based investment decisions on whether they would benefit former state Comptroller Alan Hevesi and his political advisor, says New York Atty. Gen. Andrew Cuomo. A former top New York state official with ties to Southern California securities and investment executives pleaded guilty Wednesday to corruption charges in a still-unfolding "pay to play" scandal.


Wontons Were His Specialty (Voice of San Diego)

It took a fateful forgotten flush for Dan Hom to learn an important lesson about his father.


Ahwatukee church spreads its wings to Sun Lakes (The Arizona Republic)

Drive was difficult for some members.