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Former State Assemblyman Schroeder May Be Tried On Theft Charges In March
SOMERSET, N.J. -- Former state Assemblyman Robert Schroeder of Washington Township, who is accused of writing millions in bad checks, may go on trial in March 2016, according to a report in NJ Advance Media.
Schroeder, a Republican from Bergen County, appeared in court Friday, Sept. 25, for a status conference, NJ Advance Media reported. He is due back in court for another conference on Dec. 11, the report said.
The 55-year-old served in the 39th Legislative District for two terms. The district now includes parts of Bergen and Passaic counties, the media outlet reported.
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Signs Of Water Boost Chance Of Life On Mars
PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. -- To the untrained eye, the mysterious dark streaks marking Mars’ dusty craters may not look like much, but to NASA scientists, they are very likely signposts to the eventual discovery of life beyond our planet, according to a report in The New York Times.
James Green, director of the agency’s planetary science division, announced Monday, the Times story said, that scientists have identified waterlogged salts in these streaks. This may prove that they were formed by the underground flow of briny water on the present-day “Red Planet,” the story said.
Other NASA officials…
Signs Of Water Boost Chance Of Life On Mars
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – To the untrained eye, the mysterious dark streaks marking Mars’ dusty craters may not look like much, but to NASA scientists, they are very likely signposts to the eventual discovery of life beyond our planet, according to a report in The New York Times.
James Green, director of the agency’s planetary science division, announced Monday, the Times story said, that scientists have identified waterlogged salts in these streaks. This may prove that they were formed by the underground flow of briny water on the present-day “Red Planet,” the story said.
Other NASA officials s…
Signs Of Salty, Liquid Water Boosts Hopes For Life On Mars
PASSAIC COUNTY, N.J. -- To the untrained eye, the mysterious dark streaks marking Mars’ dusty craters may not look like much, but to NASA scientists, they are very likely signposts to the eventual discovery of life beyond our planet, according to a report in The New York Times.
James Green, director of the agency’s planetary science division, announced Monday, the Times story said, that scientists have identified waterlogged salts in these streaks. This may prove that they were formed by the underground flow of briny water on the present-day “Red Planet,” the story said.
Other NASA official…
Signs Of Salty, Liquid Water Boosts Hopes For Life On Mars
FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- To the untrained eye, the mysterious dark streaks marking Mars’ dusty craters may not look like much, but to NASA scientists, they are very likely signposts to the eventual discovery of life beyond our planet, according to a report in The New York Times.
James Green, director of the agency’s planetary science division, announced Monday, the Times story said, that scientists have identified waterlogged salts in these streaks. This may prove that they were formed by the underground flow of briny water on the present-day “Red Planet,” the story said.
Other NASA offic…
Signs Of Salty, Liquid Water Boosts Hopes For Life On Mars
BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. -- To the untrained eye, the mysterious dark streaks marking Mars’ dusty craters may not look like much, but to NASA scientists, they are very likely signposts to the eventual discovery of life beyond our planet, according to a report in The New York Times.
James Green, director of the agency’s planetary science division, announced Monday, the Times story said, that scientists have identified waterlogged salts in these streaks. This may prove that they were formed by the underground flow of briny water on the present-day “Red Planet,” the story said.
Other NASA officials…
