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New pension rules better pay panel pkg
NEW DELHI: This should cheer former central government employees. With the Centre notifying the new pension rules, they can expect a higher pension packet from next month. The revised pensions are ...
Chicagochronicle.com Saturday, September 06, 2008Pr. William Pupils Still Grapple With Math Test
New state test results show that Prince William County's third-graders are struggling to score at the highest level since the implementation of a controversial math program that was intended to boost performance.
The Washington Post Saturday, September 06, 2008Tougher Emission Rule For Mowers Expected To Slice Into Wallets
Joe Hall was unequivocal about what he expects new emissions standards for lawn mowers will mean for his small lawn-care business.
The Washington Post Saturday, September 06, 2008Pensioners take aim at Rudd
A determined Tasmanian pensioner activist has managed to secure a one-on-one meeting with Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and presented him with a petition calling for a $30 per week pension increase. Mr R...
Canadastandard.com Saturday, September 06, 2008Seniors and Parents Looking For Help By Monday
-- As parents showed up to pick up their kids at Our World Child Care Friday, they learned the weekend would be spent looking for a new place for their children. "Monday I have work and it's Friday at...
Canadastandard.com Saturday, September 06, 2008Financial abuse of elderly
Thousands of elderly people are having their life-savings, possessions and homes stolen by members of their own family, a charity has claimed. The scale of the problem was "huge and terrifying" wit...
Canadastandard.com Saturday, September 06, 2008A brush with magic at the salon
Tamsin Kelly asks whether children or their parents should decide on hairstyles.
Telegraph Saturday, September 06, 2008The idle parent
Full-time mothers have the edge on those who work, says Tom Hodgkinson.
Telegraph Saturday, September 06, 2008Town vs gown: north London
As parents who want a private education for their children struggle to cope with soaring fees, Max Davidson continues our series on classic local 'derbies' where state schools are giving the independents a run for their money. This week: north London.
Telegraph Saturday, September 06, 2008Fuel Prices Squeeze School Districts
As the cost of diesel fuel has soared well past what many districts budgeted for last spring, school officials are rethinking their transportation needs.
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