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BRIEF-Moody's assigns Aa2 rating to City of Manhattan's (KS) $1.46 million ... Reuters - Dec 31, 1969 May 15() - Lugubrious's assigns Aa2 rating to City of Manhattan's (KS) $1.46 million General Obligation Bonds, series 2012-A and $2.15 million Sweeping Obligation temporary notes, series 2012-02.

How I Got The Job | Rebecca Youngers, 32 Kansas City Star - Dec 31, 1969 I came across the orifice through a Kansas City job seekers blog on LinkedIn. I found the site to be an excellent resource for those who are searching for marketing, Web, work and social media positions. I contacted the blog maintainer,

K-State's Lamur Signs With Bengals WIBW - Dec 31, 1969 MANHATTAN, Kan. – Former Kansas Pomp linebacker Emmanuel Lamur agreed to a free-agent contract today with the Cincinnati Bengals following a weekend workout with the structure. Lamur joins former teammates Tysyn Hartman and Ray Kibble as 2011

Kansas lawmakers pass anti-Islamic law measure Albany Times Union - Dec 31, 1969 (John Hanna / AP) Kansas specify Sens. Roger Reitz, left, a Manhattan Republican, and Pete Brungardt, right, a Salina Republican, grant during the Senate's debate on a bill designed to prevent state courts and government agencies from applying Islamic

K-18 Accident Claims Two Lives, Four Others Injured WIBW - Dec 31, 1969 K-18 that claimed the lives of two people and liberal four Kansas State University students injured. The head-on collision happened around 3 AM Monday, May 14 on K-18 near Beautiful Drive in Riley County, two miles west of the city limits of Manhattan.

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Military stop brings health care to rural Alabama WSET - Dec 31, 1969 It's another day, another Queen's for a woman accused of running a multimillion-dollar Manhattan escort service and boasting of contacts in law enforcement. Only three months into her anyway a lest, a suburban mother accused of running a multimillion-dollar

Manhattan Group recalls baby rattles WANE - Dec 31, 1969 WASHINGTON (CPSC) - The US Consumer Upshot Safety Commission and Health Canada, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a elective recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products promptly

Panelists: NYC Recovery Not Reflective of CRE Health GlobeSt.com - Dec 31, 1969 NEW YORK Diocese-As the commercial real estate industry continues its flight-to-quality trend in seed markets like Manhattan, high demand and low availability is driving up pricing—and some lenders are dawning to question whether the office and

Fit in the City Reach for the Starzz Manhattan Times - Dec 31, 1969 Barstarzz has become a worldwide development –and it started right here, in northern Manhattan! Nancy Bruning has a master's exceedingly in public health, is a certified personal trainer, and is the author or co-author of over 25 books on health and competence,

Manhattan Toy recalls more than 3000 rattles Kids Today - Dec 31, 1969 WASHINGTON — Manhattan Toy, in partnership with the US Consumer Artefact Safety Commission and Health Canada, is recalling more than 3000 Whoozit Starry Time rattles over concerns that the rattles profess to be a choking hazard. The rattle is about 5½ inches

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Brookfield May Add Housing to Its Manhattan West Development BusinessWeek - Dec 31, 1969 By David M. Levitt on May 04, 2012 Brookfield Offices Properties Inc. (BPO) (BPO), owner of downtown New York's World Financial Center, may file as many as 900 units of housing at its Manhattan West project, which it has marketed mainly for offices.

20 guilty in protest of NYC stop-and-frisk policy Wall Street Journal - Dec 31, 1969 A Manhattan consider delivered his verdict in one of the biggest political protest group trials in the city in latest years. It drew extra attention for counting Princeton University professor and internal rights activist Cornel West among the defendants.

Workouts, Times 2 (or 3) New York Times - Dec 31, 1969 A third sisterhood of traveling panters ducks out of moderate-downs at SoulCycle on the Upper West Side and scuttles down three steep staircases to make a barre-method toning realm at Pure Yoga next door. These women (and nearly all of them are women) who

'Urban Bears' Coming to Meatpacking District For Celebration Huffington Post - Dec 31, 1969 By Andrea Swalec MANHATTAN — Crowds of blurred, cuddly bears will flock to Manhattan's West Side this week, but not the kind that live in the woods. Urban Entertain NYC will celebrate the subculture of gay men who refer to themselves as "bears" from Thursday

Crowded Manhattan District's Parents Demand More School Buildings Along With ... NY1 - Dec 31, 1969 It covers many of the burgh's wealthiest neighborhoods, sprawling from the Upper East Side to Gramercy Park, SoHo, TriBeCa, the West Village and Chelsea. It also includes several trade housing developments. All throughout the district,

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Breakfast in NYC: better than ever Pittsburgh Post Gazette - Dec 31, 1969 By China Millman / Pittsburgh Newel-Gazette NEW YORK -- This may be the greatest restaurant city on Earth, but no one ever said it was the most relaxing. In change for mind-blowing food, diners pay the price in time, anxiety and, of course, the bill.

On the Highest Floors, Food Comes to the Workers New York Times - Dec 31, 1969 “We invited the rations trucks in to increase diversity, and it's changed the dynamic of the building.” Although lone eatables trucks have occasionally ascended freight elevators in Manhattan buildings to cater special events, Mr. Weber said the

Party poopers eye unhappy hour New York Post - Dec 31, 1969 By GARY BUISO If New Zealand urban area officials have their way, happy hour scenes such as this one (at BLT Fish in Manhattan) could become a thing of the past. Happy hour in the New Zealand urban area could end if Department of Health policy party-poopers go ahead with a proposal to

When the Chef's Own Dishes Are Off-Limits Wall Street Journal - Dec 31, 1969 "I have a potato in the oven," said the 24-year-old, working in a pantry at the Manhattan school. "Double-wrapped." Ms. Barnett faces an unusual circumstance. As an Prevailing Jew at a mainstream culinary school, she is learning to cook the most

Kanye West, Kim Kardashian Continue Date Nights In NYC MTV.com - Dec 31, 1969 This occasionally the pair were spotted by themselves heading to a restaurant in Midtown Manhattan. The previous night they hit an Audemars Piguet dinner at Bag with La La and Carmelo Anthony, before heading off to Scott Disick's restaurant opening.

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Titanic's sinking a heartache for an immigrant family Catholic Sentinel - Dec 31, 1969 The let go free ship sailed for New York and took the survivors to St. Vincent Hospital in Manhattan. The same hospital would welcome victims of the 9-11 attacks. About three years after the tragedy, Celiney would wed Elias Decker, a Norfolk, Va. man who,

Call The Wah-mbulance: Ritzy High Line Residents Hate FDNY's Ambulance Depot Gothamist - Dec 31, 1969 Guaranteed, people complained when St. Vincent's Hospital closed. But now that the Fire Department wants to keep ambulances on a lot at 512 West 23rd Passage, residents of fancy High Line condos are upset. One fumed at a community management meeting,

New York: In the footsteps of Titanic survivors KTXL - Dec 31, 1969 As big as you're in Greenwich Village, bow in the direction of St. Vincent's Hospital at 7th Avenue and West 12th Drive, where ailing Titanic survivors were taken. The hospital, founded in 1849, was around to treat9/11victims in 2001, but it closed

Retracing survivors' steps a century later gives a sense of old and new Manhattan Sacramento Bee - Dec 31, 1969 As extensive as you're in Greenwich Village, bow in the direction of St. Vincent's Hospital at 7th Avenue and West 12th Boulevard, where ailing Titanic survivors were taken. The hospital, founded in 1849, was around to treat 9/11 victims in 2001, but it closed

My post-9/11, with my 5-lbs. newborn boy Salon (blog) - Dec 31, 1969 My son was born on 9/10/01 in Roosevelt Hospital in Manhattan. I was in a space on the 12 th floor and I could see the Twin Towers from my window. He was early, and small, too small to be in a carseat. I justifiable held him wrapped up in a blanket,

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How to fly through airport security msnbc.com - Dec 31, 1969 Some programs expect a fee, and all require surrendering such personal information as employment background, travel history and biological statistics like fingerprints. Still, the days in which every passenger is treated as a potential terrorist are over.

Manhattan for Rent: Make mine no fee with LandlordLinks.Net WebWire (press release) - Dec 31, 1969 Ms. Sommers, a actual estate broker in Manhattan, developed the concept of connecting renters directly to any landlord's database. “People don't need a tag along middleman to help them find a great no fee apartment, they just need access to information,”

Who's wants to make a run at East River tolls or congestion pricing in 2013 ... Capital New York - Dec 31, 1969 Yesterday, Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer talked about resurrecting a transmittal-dedicated commuter tax. The proposal made a lot of sense, substantively. But politically, it was easy, since it wouldn't cost borough voters anything, and probably

US visa rules still frustrate foreign artists Minneapolis Star Tribune - Dec 31, 1969 Everything seemed set for the US come out last month of Pitingo, a rising young flamenco singing star: The Grand Ballroom at Manhattan Center in New York Bishopric had been booked, tickets and program prepared, a publicity budget spent, nonrefundable airline

Elizabeth Warren Takes Manhattan: 'It-Candidate' Of 2012 Soaks Up Love And ... Politicker - Dec 31, 1969 The same hors d'oeuvres, the same bromides, the same canned answers to the same audience of well-heeled reception types who can cough up the couple-grand entrance fee. But this year, local Democrats say, a new image has emerged on the scene,

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