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WJLA ABC World News Now December 19, 2012 - Vimarsana News

WJLA ABC World News Now December 19, 2012

Reconnaissan reconnaissance, he returned to miami for additional planning. Authorities discovered key bomb making components. According to prosecutors, all he lacked at the time was money. Concern about the suspect reached the highest levels of government, with president obama among those briefed. Adding to the drama, sources tell abc news, he slipped fbi surveillance to that trip to new york. Sources say he had tried to contact overseas radicals, possibly connected to al qaeda. Andy field, abc news, washington. The army is beginning an investigation of all of its Child Daycare Centers around ...

G's Slow Smoked BBQ: Trying to rise from the ashes - Vimarsana News

G's Slow Smoked BBQ: Trying to rise from the ashes

ORANGE PARK – Daniel Petty and Heather Roberts stood in the dark and watched waves of fire turn G’s Slow Smoked BBQ into a charred heap. Neither realized at that moment their ability to earn a …

Kentucky lawmaker again proposes bill aimed at eliminating sales tax on menstrual products - Vimarsana News

Kentucky lawmaker again proposes bill aimed at eliminating sales tax on menstrual products

The bill asks for $2 million from the state.

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Kentucky representatives challenge tax on menstrual products - Vimarsana News

Kentucky representatives challenge tax on menstrual products

Pads, tampons, and other menstrual products are a necessity for most women. However, in Kentucky, those items are taxed like a luxury product.

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Lawmakers challenge tax on menstruation products in Kentucky - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers challenge tax on menstruation products in Kentucky

Rep. Lisa Willner, a Democrat from Louisville, filed legislation to put a halt on taxing products for menstruation in her state.