The lawsuit says the mistake was confirmed only when officials at the funeral home checked the body for a tattoo it should have had.
April 2012
Posted inBusiness, News
Visa drops processor from registry following breach
Global Payments’ CEO says the company continues to process Visa transactions and expects the firm to be reinstated to the security registry.
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Posted inBusiness
Report: AirTran did the best job for passengers
Hawaiian Airlines and JetBlue rank second and third, respectively.
Posted inNews
House sustains LePage’s veto of foreclosure bill
The bill to clarify and streamline mortgage foreclosure proceedings was vetoed by the governor on Friday.
Posted inNews
NH bill bars taxpayer funding for abortion providers
State officials believe the bill could jeopardize New Hampshire’s $1.4 billion annual Medicaid program.
Posted inBusiness
Manchester airport working to regain passengers
An official with the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport says the airport’s passenger count has fallen from 4.3 million seven years ago to about 2.7 million last year.
Posted inSports
AP’s analyst says it will be Kansas, in a squeaker
A look at tonight’s national championship game . . .
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Kentucky wins eighth NCAA basketball title
The Wildcats withstand a late second-half rally to capture a 67-59 victory over the Jayhawks.
Posted inNews
Airline travel is getting a little better. Honest.
Sure, “better” can be subjective, but based on data for lost bags, delayed flights, lousy service and bumpings from full planes, airlines are doing a better job.