University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business - Member News
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Price gouging reports spike with gas shortageOver the past 24 hours, the state has seen a significant bump in the number of price gouging reports filed.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/12/2008
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Where there IS gasWe've gotten a lot of calls about the stations out of gas. Reporter Brittany Bailey is on Kingston Pike, taking a streetview survey of where you can fill up and at what prices.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/12/2008
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Hurricane Ike to affect travel to HoustonHurrricane Ike's path to Texas will impact some flights from McGhee Tyson Airport.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/12/2008
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Tell us what you think: difficulty buying gas?Between Hurricane Gustav and the looming threat of Ike, gas stations are running into supply problems--but the threat of a run on gas could escalate everything. What are you seeing?...read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/12/2008
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UT's defensive line finds swagger, now faces UABDespite some youth and lack of depth, the overall performance of the Volunteers' defensive line proved impressive in the season opener.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/12/2008
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Affair allegations rock state Senate race in TennA Republican candidate in a campaign central to GOP efforts to gain a majority in the state Senate has been accused by a member of his party of having an extramarital affair with her.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/12/2008
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from Kevin Kugley on 09/12/2008
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Fatal motorcycle accident shuts down part of Alcoa HighwayThe ramp from I-40 west to Alcoa Highway is closed right now. That means access to Sutherland Avenue, UT Medical Center and the airport is blocked.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/12/2008
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Cades Cove to get first bus toursThe first bus tours of Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains will be available this October.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Paris to get catfish statue, with a beretHenry County officials have authorized a statue of a catfish to be erected on the Paris town square.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Rash of burglaries prompts push for local P.D.After more than a burglary a day in July, citizens in Luttrell are laying the groundwork for their own local police department.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Everyday life forever changed after 9/11Most Americans will never forget the tragic events of 9/11. Part of that may be because our everyday lives have forever changed.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Big Orange goes greenThe University of Tennessee is taking steps to become a greener campus. The college's "Switch Your Thinking" campaign kicked off on Thursday with the flip of a switch.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Philadelphia Elementary closes, water main breakThere will be no class at Philadelphia Elementary School on Friday due to a water main break.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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TV- tracking GPS leads to arrestTwo Sevier County men use technology to help stop a crime spree. ...read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Hurricanes cause local gas shortageSome Knoxville gas stations are facing a gas shortage.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Runners remember 9/11 through all-day marathonRunners remembered 9/11 by participating in an all-day marathon along Highway 27 in Oneida.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Office on Aging helps with filing tax returnsThe Knox County CAC Office on Aging is offering in-person help to seniors who are filing tax returns.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Gorilla-masked man steals purse, fleesKnox County deputies are trying to sort out a bizarre purse-snatching at Truck Pro on Rutledge Pike.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Fair tickets okay gift for commissionersKnox County Commissioners are allowed to accept tickets to the Tennessee Valley Fair.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Inman sentencing delayedDefense attorney Jim Bannister requested a mistrial because a social worker the defense wanted to testify about Inman's traumatic stress said she was afraid of being prosecuted for practicing without a license in South Carolina.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Nail salon, customers robbed at knife-pointPolice said the suspect entered the salon, took money from the owner and stole the purses of the two customers who were inside at the time. ...read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Missing sex offender caught in KnoxvilleAuthorities are trying to figure out how a sex offender from Clinton, required to wear a GPS tracking device, managed to go missing.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Jury has questions in McLean deliberationThe jury in the Eric McLean case has now asked five questions of Judge Mary Beth Leibowitz, as they deliberate McLean's fate.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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State departments told to prepare for budget cutsAdministration officials have asked state departments and agencies to draw up plans for a possible 3% cut in their operating budgets next year.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Tell us what you think: Remembering September 11, 2001As we reflect on the lives lost on September 11, 2001, we'd like to hear your memories of that day.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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North Carolina fugitive, posing as wounded vet, may be in East TennesseeNorth Carolina authorities are looking for a fugitive from Henderson County, and they believe he may be in East Tennessee.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Marking Sept. 11: 'We can't let people forget what happened'"I often think, had we not been as directly involved in 9/11, where would we be today?" says Larry Catuzzi.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/11/2008
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Board backs Supers' security plan, moves onto commissionThree weeks after a student was fatally shot inside Central High School, Knox County's School Board is pushing for $200,000 worth of security upgrades district-wide.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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10 News Extra: Extended McIntyre interview on security10 News Reporter Anthony Welsch interviews Superintendent James McIntyre about his request for increased school security.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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Liquor by the drink could surface on Sevierville ballotA petition signed by 800 people made its way to the Sevier County Election Commission office Friday. The office says all that's left is for the Election Commission to certify the petition.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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Expert: Student's killer would be slain in prisonA prisons expert says the Tennessee man prosecutors want executed for raping and strangling a Clemson student would likely face certain death in prison if he were allowed to mix with other inmates.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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Copper thefts hit SeviervilleThe Sevierville Police Department is investigating several copper thefts over the past two months.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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New cameras to watch Neyland Stadium, traffic, fansSeveral security cameras are now aimed at the field, stands and around the stadium. UT leaders say it's a new tool to help keep everyone safe.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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Kincannon selected school board chair; security plan approvedIndya Kincannon has been selected as Chair of the Knox County Board of Education. Board members also approved a $195,000 security plan proposed by Superintendent Jim McIntyre.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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Some Panasonic production shifting to Mexico; no word of job cutsSpeaker maker Panasonic has announced a restructuring plan which will move mass production of speaker driver units and speaker component materials to its plant in Reynosa, Mexico.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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Local politician sues Knox Co. Election CommissionLocal democrat Michael Daughtery is suing to get his name on the Knox County ballot in November.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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Tell us your stories: 10 News Street CrewsNews is constantly taking place in East Tennessee. We want to see what you see.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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UT fans will find more security, Interstate closureTennessee plays its first home football game of 2008 Saturday, and UT fans will find a lot of changes; a new brick facade inside, new security measures and the closure of I-40 downtown.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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Supreme Court ruling extends Alcoa's liability for asbestosDuring his approximately 8 years working at Alcoa, Doug Satterfield encountered asbestos on a daily basis. When his daughter became extremely sick with mesothelioma, she filed suit.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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Update: Defense rests in McLean murder trialAfter a morning spent arguing with prosecutors about the merits and relevance of various defense witnesses, the defense has rested in the murder trial of Eric McLean.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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Commissioners worry free fair tickets violate gift policyA few Knox County commissioners are in a quandary about whether the free tickets they received to the Tennessee Valley Fair violate the county's policy on gifts.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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UT-Chattanooga braces for more cutsThe University of Tennessee will likely face more budget cuts next year.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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How to get to Game Day: more lanes to be openAn additional lane of traffic will be open to help you get to the Vols' game against UAB.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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Some state workers in their 80s say no thanks to buyoutThe buyouts the state of Tennessee offered to 12,000 of its workers this summer weren't an easy sell, even for the octogenarians on staff.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/10/2008
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Former jailer, once indicted, back in blueA once indicted, now cleared jailer is getting a second chance in law enforcement.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/09/2008
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Where's the water? Commissioners blame thievesMaynardville city officials are investigating dozens of city water accounts allegedly stealing water from the city.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/09/2008
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Forum airs Central High School concernsThere were a lot of questions and a lot of ideas during a community forum at Central High School. The Knox County school system was taking notes.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/09/2008
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Young has sprained MCL; Titans sign Chris SimmsThe MRI results on Titans quarterback Vince Young's left knee on Tuesday confirmed he has a sprained medial collateral ligament, according to the team.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/09/2008
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Candace says thank you with Beijing braceletUniversity of Tennessee Lady Vols Associate Athletic Director for Sports Medicine Jenny Moshak attended the Beijing Olympics this summer, and got an unexpected return for her hard work.read more
from Kevin Kugley on 09/09/2008
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