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Banners suggest cartel shielded by government (San Antonio Express-News & KENS 5)
Narco gangs have again plastered Mexican cities with banners accusing the government and army of protecting a rival drug cartel and its reputed fugitive leader.

Banners accuse Mexican administration of corruption (The Brownsville Herald)
REYNOSA - About a dozen banners criticizing Mexican President Felipe Calderón showed up on pedestrian overpasses along this city's major thoroughfares early Wednesday morning.

Stolen banners may cost almost $2000 to replace (Orion)
Summertime vandalism will cost $1,855. Three or four banners that lined the creekside walkway between Butte and Holt halls were stolen overnight on July 21 or early July 22, said Lt. Robyn Hearne of University Police. The signs highlighted student and campus achievements and were added in 2006, as a reminder of the university's history and its ongoing accomplishments, said President Paul Zingg.

Two detained at anarchist center (Rocky Mountain News via Yahoo! News)
BRIGHTON BOULEVARD -- Two people were arrested and the equipment used to make banners was seized after police raided a center used by activists on the 4300 block of Brighton Blvd.

Second life for street banners (Cooma-Monaro Express)
One minute they're fluttering in a Sydney breeze, touting the latest city festival; the next they've become a dress, a doll or even a picnic rug. Design students have put their heads together to come up with ways to reuse Sydney's old street banners.

Council bummed over Metro’s banners, bunnies (Bellaire Examiner)
Members of the Bellaire City Council are more than a little peeved that the Metropolitan Transit Authority drilled holes for poles to hang banners and plastered bunnies in the street — without asking permission.

Related Video (365Gay.com)
Protesters marched through downtown Denver screaming and carrying anti-gay banners. Police had to arrest two people before it was over.

Battle's over, it's back to being friends, neighbours (The New Straits Times)
BUTTERWORTH: The nasty banners that riled up people are gone. So, too, are the booths from which thousands of party faithful fought their opponents jeer for jeer throughout polling on Tuesday.

Birmingham Mayor Sued for Discrimination (The Advocate)
A gay rights group in Alabama is filing a lawsuit against the mayor of Birmingham for not allowing city workers to hang banners supporting Gay Pride Week. Central Alabama Pride Inc. filed the federal suit, claiming that Mayor Larry Langford's actions violated workers' First Amendment rights, according to the Birmingham News.

2 arrested outside protest group's headquarters (9 News Denver)
DENVER - Activists say they are being harassed by police who seized anti-war banners and painting supplies.