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1960s cold case prompts new look at racial struggles in Mississippi
The Boston Globe; 12/25/2009; 823 words; ...the Klan. Seale was indicted after Moore's brother, Thomas Moore, of Colorado Springs, Colo., and a Canadian Broadcasting Corp. documentary maker, David Ridgen, uncovered evidence about the killings in 2005 and shared the information...

Magna Entertainment Corp. files sixteenth default status report.(Report)
Entertainment Newsweekly; 12/25/2009; 1344 words; Magna Entertainment Corp. ("MEC" or the "Company...National Policy 12-203 of the Canadian Securities Administrators...Exchange Commission or the Canadian securities regulators during...racetrack operations, such as broadcasting ventures; and the Company...

Attorney-author examines US racial struggle
AP Worldstream; 12/25/2009; 1143 words; ...the Klan. Seale was indicted after Moore's brother, Thomas Moore, of Colorado Springs, Colo., and a Canadian Broadcasting Corp. documentary maker, David Ridgen, uncovered evidence about the killings in 2005 and shared the information...

Attorney-author examines Miss. racial struggle
AP Worldstream; 12/25/2009; 1285 words; ...the Klan. Seale was indicted after Moore's brother, Thomas Moore, of Colorado Springs, Colo., and a Canadian Broadcasting Corp. documentary maker, David Ridgen, uncovered evidence about the killings in 2005 and shared the information...

Portland calls on premier to keep ferry service afloat ; City officials say it's 'unthinkable' that Nova Scotia and Maine won't be linked next summer.
Portland Press Herald (Maine); 12/22/2009; 589 words; ...province is forecast to run a deficit of $525.2 million this year. Development Minister Percy Paris told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. that ending the subsidy that kept the seasonal ferry service afloat was a "tough decision" but the right...