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WASHINGTON AP - Attorney General Alberto Gonzales clung to his job as documents his Justice Department sent to Congress spelled out fears in the Bush administration that the dismissals of eig
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TRENTON, N.J. AP - The makers of garden products Miracle-Gro and TerraCycle are as different as mature plants and seedlings. The Scotts Miracle-Gro Co. is a $7 billion global business
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When Fulton County officials in 2005 lost their decades-long fight to keep residents of Sandy Springs from incorporating their community into a city, no one launched serious legal battles to
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NO MATTER WHO wins this year's election for Georgia Attorney General, incumbent Thurbert E. Baker or Republican challenger Perry J. McGuire, either man could face a tide of retirements by sta
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HACKENSACK, N.J. (AP) - Four years ago, noticing plaques at the county courthouse commemorating slavery, the Holocaust and other atrocities, Korean-American community leader Chejin Park struc
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