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Her family make a new appeal.

A federal appeals court upheld the racketeering and fraud conviction of former Gov. George Ryan, but he will be allowed to remain free on bail while his lawyers make a new appeal.

Mr. Gardner's lawyer, Andrew Parnes, said he would make a new appeal to the State Supreme Court, which previously upheld the death sentence, arguing that his client did not receive proper help with experts and research before his sentencing and that execution after such a long wait would be cruel and unusual punishment.

Her family make a new appeal, with her mother Rosalind Hodgkiss saying: "We'd like to say to Alice first of all that we miss her, that we love her and that she's not in any trouble, and we want to know that she's safe.

"I want to make a new appeal to the public today to check your gardens, sheds and garages, especially residents in Emerson Valley, Furzton, Shenley Lodge and Knowlhill". Leah is described as white, slim, with brown hair at below-shoulder length and she sometimes wears glasses.

Last week, the trustees' council made a new appeal to the Department of Education to look into the accrediting commission.

After spending fewer than three days in a cell on Rikers Island, Dominique Strauss-Kahn is making a new appeal to get out on bail.

The American linguist Noam Chomsky, a prominent source of intellectual inspiration for President Hugo Chávez, made a new appeal on Wednesday for the release of María Lourdes Afiuni.

The American linguist Noam Chomsky, a prominent source of intellectual inspiration for President Hugo Chávez, made a new appeal on Wednesday for the release of María Lourdes Afiuni, a judge arrested two years ago by the secret intelligence police.

This year the Republicans are aggressively reaching out to the base of their party — white, male, conservative — while making a new appeal to women with the addition of Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska to the ticket.

—Stung by a new report showing that the nation's job market is sputtering, President Obama made a new appeal Friday for Congress to enact measures to revive the economy, not only to shake the United States out of its torpor but to act as a buffer against storm clouds in Europe.