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ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED DESCRIPTION 0 Aiewspap, EFTA00260078  The Palm Beach Post B Guard the assets: TUESDAY. JUNE 23. 2009 PalmliteachPost.com OCALA Alleged Epstein victim asks a judge to appoint No Jobs, no worries: Apple thrives despite BUSINESS a receiver. Story, 26 the absence of its ill CEO. Business, 60 North Palm's quarantine kids r By KATHLEEN CHAPMAN who had swine flu on their the Palm Reach Post SlcelVnter Fort Lauderdale-Hol- Was it eturn to U.S. flight to Beijing. lywood realty as bad as it FORT LAUDERDALE — For International sounded?'" Elizabeth Doane came Th nea rly eig ht day s, Air port, where they were e She home to South Florida dentsBenjamin School stu- greeted by a pack of televi- their arrplans to celebrate on Monday carrying an swelte we re con fine d to a sion cameras and one ver ival today with a rin g Bei jing hot y party for Elizabeth and unusual souvenir from where el, relieved mother. the air condition- Rebecca Doane, a to Randell. Bryan is headed her trip to China: the ing Nairobi, Kenya, where face mask she was forced to pre duc ts we re cov ered North Palm Beach estate ven t tran sm issi on he and his father are doing to wear during a week of of and trust attorney: said vol the HINT virus, guards she cou unteer work. quarantine. prevented their escape her ldn't wait to see The Doane siblings ar- The Chinese govern- and kids — and find out rived in ment detained Elizabeth sui workers in biohazard more about their trip. China two weeks ago with a group of 28 high 18, and her brothers, ture ts too k the ir tem per a- "I can 't wait to get them Bryan, 16, and Randell, 13, twice a day. in the car, and say tell school students and three Th teache because they sat by a man end eir strange trip me what really happened. to Peo rs from the People Rebecca Doane MIOUEL F WPM' c • ‘p,,,no ed Monday night in Tell me ple Ambassador Pro- (right) and her children what it was like. See QUARANTINE. 58 Ilk face quarantine questions at the airport Eliz abeth and Randell on Monday. 'The air just seems hot — like you'r e standing next to a furnace or RICHARD PIPPIN, president of Ray Roofing Company something.' W. Palm weighs 16% tax rate hike With tumbling property values, city officials expect to cut another $7 million from the budget. By TONY DORIS Palm Beach Post Staff Writer WEST PALM BF.ACII — Pro ues in the city have plumm perty val- more steeply than expected aseted even as two months ago. That me recently budget cuts next year and a ans more tax rate that could rise as pro per ty percent, officials said Mondamu y. ch as 16 Finance Director Randy Sh en EFTA00260079 The Palm Beach Post B TUESDAY. JUNE 23.2009 PalingeachPost.com LOCAL BUSINESS Guard the assets: Alleged Epstein victim asks a judge to appoint a receiver. Story, 2B No Jobs, no worries: Apple thrives despite the absence of its ill CEO. Business, 6B North Palm's quarantine kids return to U.S. By KATHLEEN CHAPMAN who had swine flu on their the Fort Lauderdale-Hol- Was it really as bad as it Palm Beach Post Staff Writer flight to Beijing. lywood International sounded?'" FORT LAUDERDALE — For nearly eight days, Airport, where they were She plans to celebrate Elizabeth Doane came The Benjamin SchOol stu- greeted by a pack of televi- their arrival today with a home to South Florida dents were confined to a sion cameras and one very• party for Elizabeth and on Monday carrying an sweltering Beijing hotel, relieved mother. Randell. Bryan is headed unusual souvenir from where the air condition- Rebecca Doane. a to Nairobi, Kenya. where her trip to China: the ing ducts were covered North Palm Beach estate he and his father are doing face mask she was forced to prevent transmission and trust attorney, said volunteer work. to wear during a week of of the HINI virus, guards she couldn't wait to see The Doane siblings ar- quarantine. prevented their escape her kids — and find out rived in China two weeks The Chinese govern- and workers in biohazard more about their trip. ago with a group of 28 high ment detained Elizabeth suits took their tempera- 1 can't wait to get them school students and three MICHAEL F. *ELROY/Sun Sentinel 18, and her brothers, ture twice a day. in the car, and say 'tell teachers from the People Rebecca Doane (right) and her children Elizabeth and Randell Bryan, 16, and Randell, 13, Their strange trip me what really happened. to People Ambassador Pro- face quarantine questions at the-airport on Monday. because they sat by a man ended Monday night in Tell me what it was like. See QUARANTINE. 5B ► The air just seems hot — like you're standing next to a furnace or something.' RICHARD PIPPIN, president of Ray Roofing Company W. Palm weighs 16% tax rate hike With tumblingproperty values, city officials expect to cut another $7 million from the budget. By TONY DORIS Palm Beach Post Staff Writer WEST PALM BEACH — Property val- ues in the city have plummeted even more steeply than expected as recently as two months ago. That means more budget cuts next year and a property tax rate that could rise as much as 16 percent, officials said Monday. Finance Director Randy Sherman delivered the bad news at a city corn- owth3.:Inti uatritqlinit un JIM luativirst year EFTA00260080  • Get updates on today's scheduled execution PalmBeachPost.com See photos and special features on Death Row Finances imperil high school games across county, state IN SPORTS 201 0;on CURL UP WITH OUR SUMMER BOOK QUIZ Can you match the excerpt to its source? IN ACCENT Williams sisters reach quarters at Wimbledon IN SPORTS The Palm Beach Post Tuesday, July 1, 2008 Phase II of Scripps project unveiled ,,„. West Final -r 50 cents lap otos 'as wog after we picked Scripps to be at Ju- • Scripps discovery may help Developing the tract won A hoped-for biotech hub could emerge on the Briger tract. piter," Palm Beach County Corn- Alzheimer's fight. Local, 18 • 1.6 million square feet on 70 acres missioner Karen Marcus said. lor The Scripps Research Institute N., But details of the plans have not family. which owns the Briger B ALEXANDRA CLOUGH rounding Scripps Florida. lx.en mad, public prop,rty. aim to jointly submit a is 2.4 million square feet on 100 acres ips EFTA00260081  DELAWARE& PHILADELPHIA SELECTIONS TUESDAY, JULY 1, 2008 / Partly sunny. 8 NATIONAL EDITION FAT 1 Lo e child Ashley (above) in OK! Magazine. ZERO Bunglers scrap plans In a staggering and embarrassing move nearly seven years after 9/11, the agency respon- sible for rebuilding the World Trade Center yesterday scrapped its timetable for complet- ing the massive project. In fact, Port Authority officials need at least two more months just for WTC to figure out how late and overbudget it is. EFTA00260082  3 I & AQUEDUCT SELECTIONS NATIONAL EDITION sr as WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2007 / Cooler: a shower In the morning, 66 / Weather: Page 24 www.nypost.com *1.50 t WM. tr" I ()ELT Yank fan Holy cow! Yankee fanatic Rudy Giuliani revealed yester- day that he is backing the hated Boston Red Sox in the World Series. Rudy pulls The world's biggest Bomber fan dropped the bombshell while cam- paigning in Boston. win- ning praise from GOP leaders in nearby New Hampshire. but draw urt the wrath of Yankee for Bosox C C rooters back home. BREEDERS' CUP 24-PAGE PULLOUT GUIDE k tr. • 4, - 'f • EFTA00260083  - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, LATE CITY FINAL 25 CENTS 2007 / Cloudy. 54 / Wea ther: Page 20 ** www.nypost.com Obl'Boyz! Bumbling Giants lose to D SEE SPORT!' allas Gov aide: EXCLUSIVE Darren Dopp (left), a former top aide to Gov. Spitzer. asked another senior staffer to lie about the plot to smear Senate Majority Leader Joe Bruno. The Post has learned. Robeil M Pier. EFTA00260084  Cerabino takes on all things Trump at the ADT PalmBeachPost.com Watch kids' impressions of Hannah Montana Ricky Williams 5 PLACES GUV, GAL PAL SPLIT to practice Monday, TO EAT ON Lake Clarke Shores mom, could play Nov. 26 THANKSGIVING Crist no longer dating IN SPORTS IN TGIF JOSE LAMBIET'S PAGE TWO, 2A The Palm Beach Post Friday, November 16, 2007 Final Edition 50 cents Bush hurries to put holiday flights into express lane Declaring that "business as usual is Other moves to cut delays will not good enough for American travelers," Opening up airspace, other measures to keep planes moving Bush announced at the White House a se- take longer to implement. ries of detailed technical steps to reduce Opal lases: The Pentagon will open unused Wired: An FAA Web site, www.fly.faa.gov, will air traffic congestion and long delays that mitary airspace from Florida to Maine to create 'a provide up-to-date information about airport delays. have left passengers stranded and turned Thanksgiving express lane' for commercial airliners. Passengers can sign up to have delay notices sent By MICHAEL I. SNIFFEN holiday travel into "a season of dread for to their mobile phones. Associated Press too many Americans." Incentives: The Transportation Department will propose an increased bump fee that airlines must Runway use: New runway use patterns have been WASHINGTON — In a year of record In the most innovative move, the Pen- pay to ticketed travelers who wind up without a seat. delays, President Bush stepped forward tagon will allow commercial airliners instituted at New York's JFK that allow four to six Thursday to try to speed air travelers to to use two air corridors off the eastern Preiects:The FM is imposing a holiday moratorium more planes to arrive each hour, and Newark is their Thanksgiving gatherings and back on nonessential maintenance projects. about to add new takeoff routes. See FLIGHTS, 9A Is p home on time. Bonds indicted Two Kims tied for ADT lead Cubans it in steroid swim to probe The baseball star is shore, freedom charged with perjury and obstruction. By PAUL ELIAS The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO - The home run king wasn't home Thirty-four safely land in Palm free after all. Beach, but a man, 39, drowns. Barry Bonds, baseball's ca- reer home run leader, was in- A smuggling suspect is detained. dicted Thursday on charges peijury °cobs:ruction of Anhir L22 EFTA00260085  Leslie; • ray , st atea do Pilft eceipAeDsi s s:dt trn PalmBeachPosteco tu /" Seer e reeter 1 " to holiday gi -1 gguide Palm Beach County IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL SECTION revamps marinas SMILE, i s FLORIDA 59 to make room for more ADO! Ta cp. FAU 20 FANS ! gallery of 1-N VIRGINIATECH 44 MEGAYACHTS GO 1 ginning dogs -• MIAMI r"z RORIDA STATE 14 24 IN BUSINESS BANANAS IN ACCENT AU MARYLAND 16 The Palm Beach Post Sunday, November 18, 2007 Final Edition C $1.25 Realtors aim U.S. helped Pakistan guard nukes to alter luck Debate swirls about security highly classified program to help Pakistan's president secure his coun- ■ U.S. warns N1usharraf on reveal critical details about its arsenal has though it was supposed to be in op- eration this year. at Las Vegas after the millions in aid, which officials say was secret. try's nuclear weapons, according to current and former senior adminis- emergency rule, 5A undercut the elle°. tiveness of the secu- A raft of equipment, ranging from helicopters to night-vision goggles convention tration officials. rity effort. to nuclear detection equipment, was But as Gen. Pervez Musharraf's The aid, buried in secret por- given to Pakistan to help secure its troubles leave the future of that tions of the federal budget, paid for nuclear material, its warheads and The spirited event sets By DAVID E. SANGER and WILLIAM.' BROAD country's leadership in doubt, debate training Pakistani personnel in the the laboratories that were the site 7hr New York Times is intensifying about whether Wash- United States and the construction of of the worst known case of nuclear an attendance record WASHINGTON — During the past ington has done enough to help pro- a nuclear security training center in prieliferation in the atomic age. as agents seek an edge. six years, the Bush administration tect the warheads and laboratories, Pakistan, a facility that US. officials has spent almost $100 million on a and whether Pakistan's reluctance to say is nowhere near eo!iipletion, even See PANSTAN, 5A ► By MARILYN GEEWAX Palm Brack Post-Cox News Stater LAS VEGAS — With so many homes and condos sit- ting on the market month HEROES OF THE EPIDEMIC HIV IN THE Haitian prison spreads disease, after month, their fresh-paint smell fading and owners' costs rising, Realtors must fund a way to sell. CARIBBEAN sem/wooer, pare but a doctor does what he can They must. For many, the two-year sales slump is cutting commissions and straining nerves. To re- store their spirits, more than 30,000 members and guests of the National Association of Re- altors arrived at the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino last week for their annual conference and expo. The record number of participants came seeking information on their industry and craving the crazy energy of the never-sleep city where luck can turn in a blink. Among the most enthusias- tic was John Mike, chairman of the Realtors Association of the Palm Beaches. While home sales have dropped nationwide, they have plum- meted in Florida,I. which is EFTA00260086  75 Isles hope New York Post, Monday, November 12, 2007 not to trip on the road By DAN MARTIN 'led Nolan saw lots of empty seats at Nassau ISLANDERS Coliseum last year, his first as Islanders head coach. FLYERS "Early last year. it seemed we couldn't get more than 5,000 or 6.000 fans at games." Nolan said of playing in Lco_ Tonight — 710 ESN front of a nearly half- WBBR (1130 AM) empty house. Now. were getting 14. 15, 16 what they are, as to- [thousand) almost every night's game.in Philadel