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by **United Great Britian** » Sun Apr 20, 2014 3:38 am

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Staff:
Chief Reporter - Eric Sent Kone
Chief Radio Broadcaster - Jeff Lone Rafe
Chief TV Broadcaster - Amanda Gordon

by **United Great Britian** » Sun Apr 20, 2014 6:12 am

The Public Times

Issue 1, April 20, 2014

Union of Nations Report
After the passage of the constitution the Union of Nations has been in a down swing of activity. But, the delegation from United Great Britian has proposed a code of war and an amendment to the constitution. Currently they will both be passing. Although, the amendment will be passed as of now with a required vote of 60% +1 rather than the percentage of 50% +1 as originally proposed. -Eric Sent Kone
Protests in Govern
In Govern, British Samua there are protests about the rising taxes throughout United Great Britian. Although the taxes are rising in the states as well as the federal territories. The government of the states and United Great Britian are trying to avoid further protests by increasing welfare and other government services. One government employee who wanted to remain anonymous said, "We have contemplated lowering taxes. But, the Prime Minister has decided that at least in federal territories taxes will not be lowered as we aim to have a large welfare state. We have also gotten notice from all states that until further notice they will stand in solidarity with us and not lower taxes." -Eric Sent Kone

by **United Great Britian** » Sun Apr 20, 2014 6:27 am

Breaking News
The following is a transcript of a radio broadcast by Jeff Lone Rafe that aired on WPNS in Govern, British Samua:
This just in. The protests in Govern, British Samua have died down following a statement from an anonymous government employee being reported in The Public Times. The Public Times reported that a government employee who wanted to remain anonymous said, "We have contemplated lowering taxes. But, the Prime Minister has decided that at least in federal territories taxes will not be lowered as we aim to have a large welfare state. We have also gotten notice from all states that until further notice they will stand in solidarity with us and not lower taxes."

by **United Great Britian** » Sun Apr 20, 2014 11:53 am

The following is a transcript of a radio broadcast by Jeff Lone Rafe that aired on WPNS in Govern, British Samua:
The government has for the last couple of days working with the International Alliance for Peace. the founder of the alliance and our Prime Minister are currently arranging a meeting in Govern, British Samua. The venue selected is down the street from where the headquarters of the Union of Nation has been built.

by **United Great Britian** » Sun Apr 20, 2014 12:03 pm

Breaking News
The following is a transcript of a radio broadcast by Jeff Lone Rafe that aired on WPNS in Govern, British Samua:
This just in. Versail has agreed to come to Govern, British Samua. As of now the meeting is going to be held in Govern, British Samua. The venue that was selected is down the road from the Union of Nations headquarters.

by **United Great Britian** » Sun Apr 20, 2014 1:07 pm

Breaking News
The following is a transcript of a radio broadcast by Jeff Lone Rafe that aired on WPNS in Govern, British Samua:
This just in. The meeting is not going to be held in Govern, British Samua.

by **United Great Britian** » Mon Apr 21, 2014 3:31 am

The Public Times

Issue 2, April 21, 2014

Union of Nations Report
As stated yesterday the delegation from United Great Britian has proposed a constitutional amendment and a code of war. The code of war will most likely be passing. Yesterday it seemed like the amendment was going to be passed with a different percentage then originally proposed. But, since then the delegation from United Great Britian is no longer supporting the precentage adjustment. So, as of now the bill will probably pass without the adjustment of the percentage. -Eric Sent Kone
End to Protests in Govern
We reported yesterday that in Govern, British Samua there were protests regarding the rising taxes. But, we reported yesterday that one government employee who wanted to remain anonymous said, "We have contemplated lowering taxes. But, the Prime Minister has decided that at least in federal territories taxes will not be lowered as we aim to have a large welfare state. We have also gotten notice from all states that until further notice they will stand in solidarity with us and not lower taxes." The fact that we reported this seems to have diminished the protests. -Eric Sent Kone
International Alliance for Peace
The government of United Great Britian was planning to hold a summit down the road from the Union of Nations headquarters of the International Alliance for Peace. But, another country also wanted to hold this summit. The solution that was negotiated was that the founder of the International Alliance for Peace will hold the summit. Even though the Prime Minister of United Great Britian has already left for La Esparanza, the founding nation they meeting is being held on Friday or Saturday because the Chancellor of Rutthenia is busy with internal affairs until then. -Eric Sent Kone

by **United Great Britian** » Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:22 am

Breaking News
The following is a transcript of a radio broadcast by Jeff Lone Rafe that aired on WPNS in Govern, British Samua:
This just in. The Prime Minister of United Great Britian has been shot on his way to a movie theater. Jameson Dock has turned himself in for the crime. The Prime Minister has been rushed to the hospital and is alive as the bullet hit him in the foot.

by **United Great Britian** » Mon Apr 21, 2014 1:43 pm

Breaking News
The following is a transcript of a radio broadcast by Jeff Lone Rafe that aired on WPNS in Govern, British Samua:
Breaking News! The criminal who shot the Prime Minister in the foot has been charged with attempted murder and assault. He has rejected legal counsel and will appear before a judge at 4:45 PM EST today. We will bring that to you live.

by **United Great Britian** » Mon Apr 21, 2014 1:53 pm

Breaking News
The following is a transcript of a radio broadcast by Jeff Lone Rafe that aired on WPNS in Govern, British Samua:
This just in! The criminal has pleaded guilty and has been sentenced to life in prison.

by **United Great Britian** » Tue Apr 22, 2014 3:12 am

The Public Times

Issue 3, April 22, 2014

Union of Nations Report
The amendment to the constitution passed without the percentage adjustment as the percentage adjustment required a majority. The code of war also passed. They have both been archived in the archive of the Union of Nation. -Eric Sent Kone
Prime Minister Shooting
Yesterday as the Prime Minister was going to the movie theater he was shot in the foot. He was rushed to the hospital and the bullet was removed. He is alive and he has returned to the House of the Prime Minister. Jameson Dock turned himself in within minutes of the shooting. He pleaded guilt in court to the charges of attempted murder and assault. He was sentenced to life in prison.-Eric Sent Kone

by **United Great Britian** » Tue Apr 22, 2014 3:17 am

Breaking News
The following is a transcript of a radio broadcast by Jeff Lone Rafe that aired on WPNS in Govern, British Samua:
EMERGENCY! EMERGENCY! EMERGENCY! The city is under lock down! Get in a building! A plane crashed into a central building of Govern! There was a bomb in the plane! Get inside! Anyone outside will be assumed a criminal and arrested!

by **United Great Britian** » Tue Apr 22, 2014 3:19 am

Breaking News
The following is a transcript of a radio broadcast by Jeff Lone Rafe that aired on WPNS in Govern, British Samua:
A plane was shot down as it was headed at the International Stock Exchange! The police have caught the leader of this driving around in a tank! We believe the situation is over! But, still STAY INSIDE!

by **United Great Britian** » Tue Apr 22, 2014 3:20 am

Breaking News
The following is a transcript of a radio broadcast by Jeff Lone Rafe that aired on WPNS in Govern, British Samua:
The leader of this will be brought to court this afternoon.

by **United Great Britian** » Tue Apr 22, 2014 3:02 pm

The following is a transcript of a radio broadcast by Jeff Lone Rafe that aired on WPNS in Govern, British Samua:
The leader of this mornings incidents has been identified as Kenda Hamid a 25 year old male. He was brought to court this morning and was almost killed by the crowds charging the barrier. He pleaded innocent and denied his right to counsel. The judge has decided to charge him on behalf of the dead people who orchestrated his plans. He has been charged with the following charges: 5000 counts of second degree murder, 1 count of public disruption, 1 count of driving paramilitary/military vehicles on civilian roads without a permit, 1 count of damage to public property, 1 count of attempted damage to public property, 2 counts of plane hijacking, 1 count of resisting arrest, 5 counts of shooting at a on-duty law enforcement officer, 5 counts of attempted murder, and 9000 counts of public trauma.

by **United Great Britian** » Wed Apr 23, 2014 3:10 am

The Public Times

Issue 4, April 23, 2014

Attack on Govern
Yesterday morning Govern, British Samua was put into a state of emergency following a bomb being sent into one of the capital buildings via a hijacked plane. Kenda Hamid has been charged with the following charges: 5000 counts of second degree murder, 1 count of public disruption, 1 count of driving paramilitary/military vehicles on civilian roads without a permit, 1 count of damage to public property, 1 count of attempted damage to public property, 2 counts of plane hijacking, 1 count of resisting arrest, 5 counts of shooting at a on-duty law enforcement officer, 5 counts of attempted murder, and 9000 counts of public trauma. He appeared in court yesterday to give an opening statement before a recess was called. -Eric Sent Kone

by **United Great Britian** » Thu Apr 24, 2014 3:45 am

The Public Times

Issue 5, April 24, 2014

Court of Govern
The case is continuing regarding the attack on Govern. Yesterday to the surprise of everyone the Prime Minister was called to the stand. They went to recess and were supposed to come back yesterday afternoon. But, it was decided by the judge that it would be delayed until today. -Eric Sent Kone

by **United Great Britian** » Fri Apr 25, 2014 3:00 am

The Public Times

Issue 6, April 25, 2014

Court Crazies
Someone who CLAIMS to be the CEO of Disney has been terrorizing the courtroom. He unfortunately has diplomatic immunity. So, the marshals let him off with a warning. If, he comes back he will be tried then and there. -Eric Sent Kone

by **United Great Britian** » Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:37 pm

International
Online article

ViZionair acquires Royal Kingtonian Airways
Kingtonian flag carrier to become part of ViZionair

Wednesday - 9 April 2014

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Sir Robert Weston
Royal Kingtonian Airways Group
CEO

It was announced today by Sir Robert Weston, CEO of the Royal Kingtonian Airways Group, that the company had agreed to an offer from ViZionair, the largest airline and flag carrier of ViZion, to acquire the company and its various subsidiaries for 22.5 billion USD. While it has been confirmed by both parties that Royal Kingtonian Airways will retain complete brand and operational independence, the news of the takeover has been received with mixed feelings amongst the Kingtonian public that remain relatively protectionist towards large domestic companies.

The CEOs of both companies announced today that a deal between ViZionair and the Royal Kingtonian Airways Group had been struck after a series of short negotiations. The ViZionair CEO Nick Turner announced that Royal Kingtonian Airways would retain complete independence, permitting the continuation of a separate board of directors and route operations as well as the retention of the RKA brand.

ViZionair sought to acquire a controlling stake in the company before. In 2011, following a period of sustained loss in profits, ViZionair approached Royal Kingtonian Airways seeking total integration of the RKA brand into the airline. Not wanting to sacrifice its operational independence and identity, the company quickly rejected the offer. However, despite this failed attempt at acquiring the company, both entities soon formed cordial business relations. ViZionair soon established a substantial presence within Kington Langley as a result.

Expected by international observers to be one of the largest acquisitions in civil aviation history, the integration of Royal Kingtonian Airways' operations will cement ViZionair's position as the world's largest active airline in terms of established routes and passengers served. Royal Kingtonian Airways, in turn, will gain access to previously untapped international destinations in some of the world's most lucrative markets and receive substantial investment from one of the world's most economically successful companies.

Sir Robert attempted to dispel any notion of a sell-out in his announcement and confirmed that he shall continue to play a leading role in the administration of RKA under ViZionair. However, despite constant reassurance, public opinion on the takeover remains divided. The government has announced its support for the move, encouraging increased competitiveness within the Kingtonian economy. The Labour Party accuses the government of unjustly permitting the sale of the national flag carrier, arguing that its status and history justifies any move to protect it from foreign acquisition. A spokesperson from the Royalist Conservative Party responded to the statement made by his Labour counterpart by branding the party's stance as "arrogant, protectionist and dangerous to economic growth"

Originally published by KLBC news.

by **United Great Britian** » Sat Apr 26, 2014 6:19 am

The Public Times

Issue 7, April 26, 2014

Court Tables Turn
No matter how hard the defense tries it seems as if they have already gotten him for driving the tank and for resisting arrest. The fact that it is already seeming this way probably means that he will be found guilty. This is probably the reason that he didn't request counsel as he knew that it would soon become obvious that he was in the wrong.
Why didn't he plead guilty? Well, we have done some research and we believe that he thought that he thought he would have gotten a sentence that would last his full natural life. So, he just thought why shouldn't they have to waste their time first. -Eric Sent Kone
Upcoming Elections
With elections just around the corner we have been working on some polls. Our polls are showing that most incumpants will be keeping their jobs. Although, the battle almost every position is still going on. Let us hope that whoever come to power does not shut the media down. -Eric Sent Kone

by **United Great Britian** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 5:56 am

The Public Times

Issue 8, April 27, 2014

Law Review
Following new legislation Southern Freymont will now have semi-autonomy. The postal service will be staying public. There is now a none of the above option in some regions of United Great Britian. British Samua is now leading Snowburn. -Eric Sent Kone

by **United Great Britian** » Mon Apr 28, 2014 3:30 am

The Public Times

Issue 9, April 28, 2014

World Assembly Ambassador
This is going to be the first election in which the election will include a election of a World Assembly Ambassador. Up until now it has been an appointed office or the Prime Minister himself would serve as an ambassador to the World Assembly. But, this May in two days we will be going out to the polls and electing many offices including for the first time electing a World Assembly Ambassador. -Eric Sent Kone

by **United Great Britian** » Tue Apr 29, 2014 3:01 am

The Public Times

Issue 10, April 29, 2014

Court Adjourned
Court has been adjourned on the case of Hamid v. State. To no ones' surprise state won and Hamid was found guilty of all counts. We hope that he will not appeal. -Eric Sent Kone

by **United Great Britian** » Fri May 02, 2014 3:56 am

The Public Times

Issue 11, May 2, 2014

Elections
Everyone who was elected last month was reelected by a huge margin. We all hope that no shootings happen this month. -Eric Sent Kone

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