 New York Daily News | Connecticut Dismisses Pension Adviser Accused of Fraud New York Times, United States - Leslie Wayne, Leslie Wayne Aldus, based in Dallas, had made investment recommendations for several of the nation's largest pension funds, including those overseen by New York State and Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Department of Fire and Police Pensions board received a report on ... Los Angeles pension fund may dump Aldus Public Pension Funds Scurrying to Cut Off Future Pay-to-Play Action Task force created against pension fund abuse |
Archive for May 4th, 2009
Connecticut Dismisses Pension Adviser Accused of Fraud - New York Times
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Firehouse funding restored - Meriden Record-Journal
Firehouse funding restored Meriden Record-Journal, CT - George Moore, George Moore The City Council Monday approved a spending plan that restores funding for the Broad Street firehouse, adds another $600000 to the school district and adds another $500000 in the post-retirement benefit fund. All three items were not present on the ... Mayor Anticipates Long Firehouse Meeting Fate of the firehouse to rest in budget vote |
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Special Report: Hidden - WISH
 WISH | Special Report: Hidden WISH, IN - Andrew Bonner, Andrew Bonner 24-Hour News 8 wanted to ask the Indiana State Fire Marshal about the fire safety issue. His office refused repeated requests for an interview. Instead, the office released a statement saying, among other things, don't go back into a burning home (read ... |
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Heat-related illness a threat as temperatures rise - KVIA
Heat-related illness a threat as temperatures rise KVIA, TX EL PASO, Texas -- With the mercury rising this week, the threat of heat-related illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke also rises. Lt. Mario Hernandez of the El Paso Fire Department said there were five heat-related deaths last year in El ... |
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Opinion: Who you gonna call? The role of public health departments - San Jose Mercury News
Opinion: Who you gonna call? The role of public health departments San Jose Mercury News, USA - Douglas K. Owens By Dr. Douglas K. Owens Local public health departments are for health problems what police departments are for crime and fire departments are for fire. As we enter another week of swine flu threats, these public health departments' lack of funding, ... |
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Step Right Up and Play ‘Name the Flu' - New York Times
Step Right Up and Play ‘Name the Flu' New York Times, United States - Clyde Haberman And in each instance, a favored solution seems to be to give the problem a new name, and just hope for the best. Take swine flu, which turned up in pockets of New York City. Confirmed cases, however, have been mild. At St. Francis Preparatory, ... |
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DPS director resigns abruptly - Austin American-Statesman
DPS director resigns abruptly Austin American-Statesman, TX - Mike Ward By Mike Ward | Monday, May 4, 2009, 07:05 PM The embattled Texas Department of Public Safety lost its second director in nine months Monday, as Col. Stan Clark resigned amid an internal investigation into allegations of sexual harassment. ... |
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DMN editorial board says hold incumbent trustees accountable - Dallas Morning News
DMN editorial board says hold incumbent trustees accountable Dallas Morning News, TX Providing he winds up being the best the Republican Party can place in this newly created congressional district his probable democratic opponents may include Texas State Senator Royce West, Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price, former Dallas ... |
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New York State Designates First Week in May Arson Awareness Week - ReadMedia (press release)
 WVNS-TV | New York State Designates First Week in May Arson Awareness Week ReadMedia (press release), NY A. Paterson today designated May 3rd through May 9th "Arson Awareness Week" in New York State. The Department of State's Office of Fire Prevention and Control (OFPC) is joining the efforts of the US Fire Administration, the Coalition Against Insurance ... Arson awareness week |
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Local fallen officers saluted - Shelbyville News
Local fallen officers saluted Shelbyville News, IN - Ron Hamilton "People should place blue ribbons on their cars and to wear blue in support of our local law enforcement officers, fire department and safety personnel and military members," she said. "The ribbons, created by the Concerns of Police Officers group, ... |
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