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Congress takes up surveillance bills (AP via Yahoo! News) - The Bush administration gave guarded support to several terrorist surveillance bills Wednesday as Congress took up the sensitive issue of how to give legal backing to the president's warrantless wiretapping.

Administration backs surveillance bills (MSNBC) - The Bush administration on Wednesday gave guarded support to several terrorist surveillance bills as Congress took up the sensitive issue of how to give legal backing to the president’s warrantless wiretapping.

China c.bank sells 3-month bills at lower yield (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News) - SHANGHAI, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Yields in the Chinese central bank's planned issue of 20 billion yuan ($2.5 billion) in three-month bills fell to 2.5023 percent in its regular open market operation on Thursday, banking sources said.

Bills tickets are cheapest in NFL (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) - The Buffalo Bills have the cheapest tickets in the NFL for the upcoming season, according to the Team Marketing Report, which surveys ticket costs each year.

CB Youboty back with Bills after mother's death (WCAX 3) - ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. Rookie cornerback Ashton Youboty rejoined the Buffalo Bills for practice today, three weeks after his mother's death.

Bills QB Ready For Redemeption In Season Opener (WTVH) - Sep 06, 2006 - J.P. Losman won't have long to show how much he's matured after earning his second chance at the Buffalo Bills' starting job. Test No. 1: The New England Patriots and a defense that contributed to Losman's worst performance last season.

Price will start Sunday for Bills (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) - Peerless Price has regained his old starting job as wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills.

CB Youboty back with Bills after mother's death (WRGB) - (Orchard Park, NY - AP) - Rookie cornerback Ashton Youboty rejoined the Buffalo Bills for practice today, three weeks after his mother's death. Jeannet Youboty was fighting cancer when she died August 17th in Houston.

Former Treasury employee admits stealing sheets of $100 bills (phillyburbs.com) - WASHINGTON - A former Treasury Department employee admitted Wednesday that he stole more than $67,000 in uncut sheets of $100 bills and tried to launder the money through casino slot machines.

A.C. casinos had role in nabbing ex-Treasury worker who stole $100 bills (Asbury Park Press) - A former Treasury Department employee admitted today that he stole more than $67,000 in uncut sheets of $100 bills and tried to launder the money through casino slot machines. David C. Faison was caught after casinos in Atlantic City, N.J., West Virginia and Delaware noticed $100 bills that did not contain government seals or serial numbers. Surveillance video showed him feeding bills into slot