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- Mass. fish auction challenges shutdown order
- Huge Civil War and militaria auction slated for Sat. Aug. 15 by …
- Big il Ready for Big Gamble in Iraq
- New auction date for Statler
Mass. fish auction challenges shutdown order
Worcester Telegram
place_ad_here(“center_page”);GLUCESTER Mass. — The owners of Gloucester’s fish auction have challenged the federal government’s plans to close the auction for 10 days for allegedly keeping a false record about illegally caught cod. The auction asked a federal judge Wednesday for a preliminary injunction barring the National ceanic and Atmospheric Administration from imposing the shutdown. The sanction by the NAA was related to a 2000 charge that the Gloucester Seafood Display Auction bought nearly 21000 pounds of illegal cod then falsified 35 records to cover it up. The auction agreed in 2003 to a year of probation and a 15-day shutdown with 10 of the days suspended. But the government said the auction kept a false record while on probation in 2004.
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Huge Civil War and militaria auction slated for Sat. Aug. 15 by …
PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung)
2009-06-25 00:06:41 – ver 500 lots of important Civil War items rare and vintage firearms and all manner of militaria will cross the block in an auction slated for Saturday Aug. 15 by Fontaine’s Auction Gallery in Pittsfield Mass.
Big il Ready for Big Gamble in Iraq
Wall Street Journal
The government intends to auction off oil contracts to foreign companies for the first time since Iraq nationalized its oil industry more than three decades ago. If all goes according to plan in the first round foreign oil companies will move in to help Iraq revive production at six developed fields that have suffered from years of war and neglect.
New auction date for Statler
Bizjournals.com
Western District of New York Bankruptcy Court Chief Judge Carl Bucki Wednesday morning agreed to push back the Statler’s court-imposed auction from July 14 to Aug. Bucki agreed to the later date after hearing from lawyers involved in complex case against the Statler’s owner.