Socialist leader urges vote for austerity measures - Albany Times Union

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Socialist leader urges votefor austerity measures Albany Times Union The leader of a junior partner in Greece's coalition government says his will not votefor new austerity measures, required for a massive new bailout deal to avoid bankruptcy. (Thanassis Stavrakis / AP) A protester in foreground throws a stone at riot ... Anger in Greece as parliament to voteon bailoutReuters Greece to voteon unpopular austerity billTVNZ Greek parliament to voteon new austerity packageIrish Examiner Wall Street Journal all 6,358 news articles »

Papandreou, Samaras Urge Support for Cuts Before Parliament Vote - BusinessWeek

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Papandreou, Samaras Urge Support for Cuts Before Parliament Vote BusinessWeek The interim government of Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos yesterday approved deeper budget cuts needed to secure a second package of aid, preparing the way for a votein parliament tomorrow. The budget measures equal about 7 percent of gross ... Socialist leader urges votefor austerity measuresAtlanta Journal Constitution all 293 news articles »

Discrimination Vote a Touchy Statehouse Subject - Twin Falls Times-News

Discrimination Votea Touchy Statehouse Subject Twin Falls Times-News So the reasons why the seven GOP members of the Senate State Affairs Committee votedagainst printing a bill to add protections for gay, lesbian and transgender people in the Idaho Human Rights Act aren't black and white. It's not that McGee believes ... and more »

A vote against Non-Public state playoffs - Philadelphia Inquirer

A voteagainst Non-Public state playoffs Philadelphia Inquirer This might sound strange coming from a guy who has been screaming that public-school football teams should be playing for state titles, but the elimination of state championships for Non-Public programs could be a good thing. That's because there are ... and more »

Vote: Mortgage deal settlement or joke? - The Seattle Times

Vote: Mortgage deal settlement or joke? The Seattle Times The $25 billion settlement between banks and states over abusive and fraudulent mortgage practices has its upsides, especially for the banks. They get out from under a huge legal liability and enjoy headlines that imply progress is being made. and more »