3. november 2005

Food Stamp Cuts Are On Table . House Republicans are pushing to cut tens of thousands of legal immigrants off food stamps, partially reversing President Bush's efforts to win Latino votes by restoring similar cuts made in the 1990s. By Jonathan Weisman. [washingtonpost.com - washingtonpost.com - elections, campaigns, government and politics news and headlines.] 11:36:12 AM    comment []

Proposal Would Expand Foreign Role in Airlines. The Bush administration is proposing to allow foreign investors to control airlines based in the U.S., a move intended to attract capital to hard-pressed carriers. By JEFF BAILEY. [NYT > Business] 11:31:38 AM    comment []

Deutsche Telekom to Trim German Payroll by 19,000. Deutsche Telekom, the largest phone company in Europe, said Wednesday that it would cut 19,000 jobs from its German payroll over the next three years. By KEVIN J. O'BRIEN, International Herald Tribune. [NYT > Business] 11:29:35 AM    comment []

Airports to Get New System To Avoid Runway Collisions . The Federal Aviation Administration yesterday announced plans to install a new system that the agency says will reduce the chances of aircraft collisions on the nation's runways and taxiways. By Keith L. Alexander. [washingtonpost.com - Business] 11:27:13 AM    comment []

Copper Mountain Announces 2005-06 Winter Events Schedule COPPER MOUNTAIN, Colorado - Copper Mountain announces the 2005/06 event schedule, with an array of events new and old. New this year is Lift-Off, the resort's first-ever early season festival, where Copper will give away heli-skiing and riding trips while featuring live music, après ski parties and an early season... 11:22:35 AM    comment []

Play golf in South Africa: South Africa is a large, diverse and incredibly beautiful country. The size of France and Spain combined, it varies from the picturesque Garden Route towns of the Western Cape to the raw stretch of subtropical coast in northern KwaZulu-Natal. It's also one of the great cultural meeting points of the African continent, a fact obscured by years of enforced racial segregation, but now manifest in the big cities. Yet South Africa is also something of an enigma; it has the best travel facilities on the African continent, but also the most difficult surface to scratch. After so long as an international pariah, the "rainbow nation" is still struggling to find its identity. Read more here! 11:10:12 AM    comment []

Lakes polluted from road salt 11:07:58 AM    comment []

Hooters Tour: Former member John Engler resumes comeback. Read More 11:04:58 AM    comment []

Japan Golf Tour: Tournament week 44/2005 Asahiryokuken Yomiuri Memorial 10:59:45 AM    comment []

Australasia Tour: Fab Five on their way Australians Steven Bowditch, Mathew Goggin, David McKenzie, Greg Chalmers and Nathan Green have won 2006 US PGA TOUR cards thanks to strong Nationwide Tour seasons. 10:56:23 AM    comment []

South Africa Tour: Prize Money increase announced for dunhill championship 3 November 2005 - Prize money for the dunhill championship - the second tournament on Sunshine Tour Summer swing - has been increased to €1 million, making the tournament one of the richest events in South Africa. ---> read more Battle underway in Stage Two of European Q-School 3 November 2005 - The South African invasion of Spain has commenced in Stage Two of The European Tour Qualifying School, with 11 of our best battling it out to be one of the lucky 81 at next week’s Final Stage. ---> read more 10:50:15 AM    comment []

European Challenge Tour: Battle for 81 Places at Final Stage of Qualifying School Commences Emporda Golf Club - First Round Scores PGA Golf de Catalunya - First Round Scores Golf Costa Ballena - First Round Scores 10:42:50 AM    comment []

European Seniors Tour: Torrance Looking To Make History With Tartan Treble 10:40:54 AM    comment []

European Tour: European Tour Weekly On-line Montgomerie to Join Woods at Dubai Desert Classic 10:36:15 AM    comment []

PGA Tour: An all-star cast with some new stars settles in for the Tour Championship After Hurricane Katrina, the SFB Classic has a completely different feel Faxon wins the Payne Stewart Award, and says it feels like winning a major PGA Tour announces a season-long points race for 2007, but details not finalized 10:29:37 AM    comment []

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