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1. There's still time to spend money you don't have on a vacation
(Life/Style)

... in a few hours your luggage would arrive safely in Boise, Idaho. But such comforts are a thing of the past. To enjoy a plane trip today, it is advisable to be at the airport four hours before your scheduled ...

2. Credit card scam uses identity theft
(Money/Economy)

BY WENDY LEONARD, MPH NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM I just got a phone call from a collection agency called, NCO Financial Systems. The gentleman on the phone said my Chase Visa card was seriously delinquent, ...

3. Will the IOC rehabilitate BP’s image?
(Sports/Professional)

...  There are 10 Global sponsors for the 2012 Games, Coca-Cola, Acer, Atos Origin, GE, McDonald's, Omega, Panasonic, Samsung and Visa. The IOC wants two more. GE is General Electric and GE is paying billions ...

4. Princeton professor emeritus Robert Tucker, renowned Soviet expert and Stalin biographer, dead at 92
(Life/Style)

... upon arriving, however, Tucker met his future wife, Evgeniya Pestretsova at the opera, and they married in 1946, but she was denied an exit visa until Stalin's death in 1953. It was a difficult time ...

5. Ripley’s Believe It or Not! face contest to be held in A.C.
(Entertainment/Movies)

... Not! believes there's no reason that these visage variations should go unnoticed by anyone other than frightened families and friends. Once again, the company invites those skilled in sleight of face ...

6. Summer simmers in New Jersey with jazz and blues
(Entertainment/Movies)

... for improvisation. You really don't have to settle for karaoke or lounge lizard fare anymore – the real deal is out there waiting for you. All the clubs, concerts, and artists can also be found at All ...

7. Rutgers won’t risk federal funding to grow medical marijuana
(Health/Healthquest)

... aspect of the school's business — from providing financial aid, to obtaining research grants, to seeking immigration visas for visiting professors and other guests — is tied up in federal funding. Possession, ...

8. What you should carry in your wallet — and shouldn’t
(Money/Economy)

... stolen. For the same reason, always make copies of your cards in case they disappear. Also, she goes on, if your main card is an American Express, make sure that your debit card is Visa or MasterCard, ...

9. Driver’s licenses harder to get for immigrants
(U.S./Nation)

... for Christmas. They overstayed their visa and never went back. As a teenager in a spread-out suburban area, Perez says she had little choice but to drive the six miles to school and on other errands. And ...

10. American arrested for hunting Osama bin Laden
(World/International)

... on media reports without proper investigation. The California man arrived in Pakistan on a tourist visa and is reported to have told investigators this is his seventh trip to the country. U.S intelligence ...

11. Will the World Series of Boxing stem diminishing interest in the sport?
(Sports/Professional)

... in May. Macau was chosen because it is a bigger tourist area than Las Vegas and gambling revenues have surpassed the Nevada gambling oasis. The boxers have been vetted and will have their visas and will ...

12. How did previous immigrants become citizens
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... they have as much right to claim this country as their own. Commerce and economic growth always brings cross border migration whether you want to accept this as a fact or not. Stop the visa lottery program ...

13. 2010 World Cup will cost Mexicans a bundle to see on TV
(World/International)

... companies create unequal access to this Latin American country's most popular sport, as the private networks Televisa and TV Azteca will only be broadcasting some of the football games on their free-to-air ...

14. Rothman: Ahmadinejad not worthy of setting foot in our great country
(World/International)

... to having the United Nations headquartered in the United States, but one of the extremely distasteful though necessary responsibilities of being the host nation is that we are obligated to issue visas ...

15. Some Mexican Immigration Law?
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... (Article 118) Mexico’s Immigration Law: Let’s Try it Here at Home 3 • Foreigners who violate the terms of their visa may be sentenced to up to six years in prison (Articles 119, 120 and 121). Foreigners ...

16. Some Mexican Immigration Law? part 1
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... foreign visitors do not violate their visa status; • foreign visitors are banned from interfering in the country’s internal politics; • foreign visitors who enter under false pretenses are imprisoned ...

17. Everyone can benefit from foreign students working in N.J.
(Opinion/Commentary)

... the foreign college student summer workers here in the U.S. on a J-1 summer work-travel visa (SWT). We are likely to meet them at almost any vacation resort we visit across the land. What are we to make ...

18. Bill cuts N.J. unemployment benefits by $50
(Money/Economy)

... in just one year, and would postpone the fund's solvency until 2019. "Additionally, larger tax burdens especially during times of recession are not advisable,'' Pennacchio said. "The governor has outlined ...

19. Ann Hampton Callaway to star in Princeton Symphony gala
(Entertainment/Movies)

... that garnered a Tony Award nomination when she starred in the Broadway musical "Swing!" A stylish pianist, Callaway is well known for her improvisatory talents and often tickles audiences by writing songs ...

20. Waiting for comprehensive immigration reform costing U.S. billions
(U.S./Nation)

...  An outline of the lawmakers' ideas appeared in The Washington Post. The IPC report identifies 10 areas it says lawmakers need to concentrate on. It notes that insufficient numbers of visas are made ...