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State governors saying 'No thanks' to mystery laptops

August 28, 2009 - 8:00pm

CHARLESTON (AP) - Even during tight budgetary times, a growing handful of state governors are proving too wary to accept laptop computers that have shown up at their offices this month, unsolicited.

Will Balangiga bells toll again in Samar?

By Jose Katigbak | April 13, 2005 - 12:00am

WASHINGTON — The Wyoming Veterans Commission and Gov. Dave Freudenthal are at odds over the fate of the famed Bells of Balangiga, which US troops took away as war booty more than a century ago and put on display...

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