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Breaking news about Miscellaneous Issues (Page 17 of 59) 9/15/09 Texas City Plans Taxpayer Funded Ad Blitz to Save Red Light Cameras College Station, Texas plans to run 2500 television commercials to lobby the public against a red light camera referendum. Miscellaneous Issues / Propaganda READ MORE>> 9/10/09 Ohio, Arizona Special Interests Battle Anti-Camera Initiatives Toledo succeeds and Chillicothe, Ohio fails in sabotaging anti-camera referendum. Arizona front group prepares for battle. Miscellaneous Issues / Propaganda READ MORE>> 9/8/09 Texas: Camera Company Battles Refendum Effort Camera company funds anti-ballot measure group in College Station, Texas. Miscellaneous Issues / Propaganda READ MORE>> 5/27/09 Transportation Secretary Endorses Anti-Car Agenda US Transportation Secretary says coercion and government intrusion will be used to force people out of their cars. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> 4/17/09 Texas: Red Light Camera Supporter Takes City Money Red light camera supporter in a Duncanville, Texas television news story took $209,000 grant from the city. Miscellaneous Issues / Propaganda READ MORE>> 1/1/09 2008 Year in Review A look at the most-read stories appearing in TheNewspaper for 2008. Miscellaneous Issues / Year In Review READ MORE>> 12/7/08 Europe Develops RFID License Plate Tracking European Union spends $10 million to develop advanced system to track motorists and issue tickets for minor infractions. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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