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After watching a PowerPoint® presentation by Sheriff Paul Babeu, supervisors in Pinal County, Ariz., Wednesday bid goodbye to photo enforcement.
Soon after seeing a link to an Arizona Republic article that appeared on Drudge Report this morning, I contacted Sheriff Babeu’s office by phone and was able to have a copy of the sheriff’s presentation sent [...]
Arizona County Bids ‘Goodbye’ to Traffic Cameras
January 22nd, 2009 · 2 Comments
Tags: · Arizona, arizona republic, babeu, Drudge Report, lambert international airport, photo enforcement, photo-enforcement programs, pinal county, pinal county supervisors, Red-Light Cameras, revenue, sheriff paul babeu, slide presentation, St. Louis
Red-Light Cameras ‘Gifts’ That Keep on Giving (Corrected)
December 31st, 2008 · 3 Comments
Seeing this holiday season as the perfect time to give their small community of 13,000 residents a “gift” that keeps on giving, city officials in St. Ann, Mo., had red-light cameras installed at two intersections adjacent St. Louis’ Lambert International Airport.
This morning, I happened to notice the cameras — which were not there five days [...]
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American Airlines Pilots Walk Picket Lines
April 15th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Tags: · aa, airline, Airline Industry, airline pilots, allied pilots association, american airlines, apa, canceled flights, collective bargaining, corporate travel, institutional investors, lambert, lambert international, lambert international airport, management-labor, St. Louis, stl, travelers, twa, upset customers
