World & Nation
WASHINGTON – An overlooked voting machine, a fight over rules, faulty counts – the almost-impossibly close race for attorney general in Virginia once again has highlighted the errors that slip into U.S. elections.
Nov. 11, 2013
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Tom Janecek and Douglas Obenshain have been promoted to senior manager positions at Ernst & Whinney.
Nov. 13, 1986
California
The San Diego office of Ernst & Whinney has hired the following people: Delnora Clelland, senior manager in the audit department; Doug Obenshain, a manager in the audit department; Don Wagner, a manager in the audit department; Rob Murray and Leslie Zwissler, audit advanced staff.
Oct. 10, 1985
The San Diego office of Ernst & Whinney has hired the following people: Delnora Clelland, senior manager in the audit department; Doug Obenshain, a manager in the audit department; Don Wagner, a manager in the audit department; Rob Murray, audit advanced staff, and Leslie Zwissler, audit advanced staff.
Oct. 4, 1985
Atty. Gen. Mark Herring, recalling Virginia’s past positions against civil rights, says that the voter-approved law is unconstitutional and that the state will support a lawsuit to overturn it.
Jan. 23, 2014
Virginia official refuses to defend gay marriage ban
Politics
The state’s Republicans, shaken by an eavesdropping scandal that forced the chairman and executive director to resign, chose a new party leader.
Sept. 7, 2003
A top liberal Democrat is among 8 killed, including his wife and daughter. He was in a tight race that may affect who controls the Senate.
Oct. 26, 2002
Use of coal to generate power rises; greenhouse gas emissions next?
July 10, 2013
Business
With Amgen at Center, a Growing Role Is Expected for Biotechnology in County
Aug. 13, 2000