Tax attorney - NV Attorney General Appeals Open Meeting Ruling
(AP) -- Attorney General George Chanos (CHAY'-nos) says a judge's decision to toss out a lawsuit against the Nevada Tax Commission for a closed-door vote giving a big tax refund to a utility will be appealed to the state Supreme Court.
(New Haven-WTNH, Oct. 23, 2006 5:35 PM) _ Bid-rigging scandal that's costing tax payers hundreds of thousands of dollars. State leaders say several companies were part of the scheme.
Years ago, the state of Ohio spent $63 million on a computerized job matching program that didn't work. Accenture, the no-bid contractor on the job, agreed to pay back $5.5 million.
Gerry Rickhoff would like to serve a fourth term as county clerk so he can continue what he's begun like putting more land and probate records online and linking the clerk's records with those from the county tax office to make searches easier.
Henderson County Attorney James Owen announced last week fine and court costs collected by his office crossed the million dollar threshold for 2006, already topping any previous year.
Unsolicited political spam will be swamping e-mail accounts across the country leading up to Election Day, and some of it could be targeting thousands of Seminole County library patrons.
DES MOINES Gov. Tom Vilsack used his line-item veto power improperly when he rejected a plan to try out a new teacher-pay system, Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller said Friday.
The city's Permit and License Appeals Board voted 6-3 to uphold Dallas Police Chief David Kunkle's suspension of nightclub Blue's dance hall license. On Aug. 18, police cited the club for operating after 2 a.m., in violation of its license. Blue's ownership denies the charge.
(New Haven-WTNH, Oct. 23, 2006 5:35 PM) _ Bid-rigging scandal that's costing tax payers hundreds of thousands of dollars. State leaders say several companies were part of the scheme.
Years ago, the state of Ohio spent $63 million on a computerized job matching program that didn't work. Accenture, the no-bid contractor on the job, agreed to pay back $5.5 million.
Gerry Rickhoff would like to serve a fourth term as county clerk so he can continue what he's begun like putting more land and probate records online and linking the clerk's records with those from the county tax office to make searches easier.
Henderson County Attorney James Owen announced last week fine and court costs collected by his office crossed the million dollar threshold for 2006, already topping any previous year.
Unsolicited political spam will be swamping e-mail accounts across the country leading up to Election Day, and some of it could be targeting thousands of Seminole County library patrons.
DES MOINES Gov. Tom Vilsack used his line-item veto power improperly when he rejected a plan to try out a new teacher-pay system, Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller said Friday.
The city's Permit and License Appeals Board voted 6-3 to uphold Dallas Police Chief David Kunkle's suspension of nightclub Blue's dance hall license. On Aug. 18, police cited the club for operating after 2 a.m., in violation of its license. Blue's ownership denies the charge.