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Dotting the desert with gas pumps and gifts, Bowlin Travel Centers (BTC) operates about 10 full-service, southwestern-themed travel centers along desolate stretches of interstates I-10 and I-40 in arid Arizona and New Mexico. Its travel centers offer snacks, souvenirs provided by Native American tribes or imported from Mexico, gas (Shell and ExxonMobil brands), and restaurants (Dairy Queen at five locations). It also sells gasoline wholesale. BTC traces its roots to 1912 when founder, Claude Bowlin, started trading goods and services with Native Americans in New Mexico. Today, BTC is controlled by its chairman, president, and CEO Michael Bowlin and his family.

McCabe said the shift to subscription VOD and OTT with PokerGO also has not detracted from its cable-network deals with NBC Sports Group and ESPN, as households viewing numbers during time periods with poker programming have increased. Subscriptions are, of course, a key source of revenues for PokerGO, but it also makes money from network television ad sales (it co-sells with ESPN and NBC), and licensing original productions or selling of rights of certain events to distribution partners around the globe. Of recent note, PokerCentral struck a multiyear licensing deal with Doupal.TV to livestream and televise coverage of the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event tournament to viewers in China.

Chief Assistant Prosecutor J. Patrick McCabe said the Lafayette Avenue property was inspected after city officials received an anonymous tip about illegal apartments there shortly after [Troy Dye] was kicked out. McCabe would not identify the property or the owner. He said no summons has been issued as a result of the May inspection, saying it was \"postponed.\" Dye lived in the illegal attic for 18 months and paid a total of $1,000 in rent, authorities said. McCabe said he did not know where Dye has been living since May and did not know where he was arrested.

In response to J. McCabe's statement that the incomes of the \"poor\" or lower 20th percent of wage earners has increased by 91 percent since 1996, I want to ask, did you consider inflation? In the research I did online, I could find nothing that supported his statement, only the opposite, especially for the past six years since the Sept. 11 induced recession.

\"They could have done this earlier,\" Abdus-Salaam said. \"We are happy they are being charged with something, but this isn't going to cause us to be content.\" [Juan Martinez] and [Jonathan Lopez] each face one count of second-degree official misconduct, and Martinez also was charged with hindering prosecution. [J. Patrick McCabe] said Martinez \"wasn't forthcoming\" during interviews about the accident. He said auxiliary officers \"are not authorized to do traffic stops.\" The Jeep Cherokee was \"within 100 feet\" of the motorcycle at the time of the crash, he said, and the auxiliary officers \"failed to stop and continued on\" instead of providing assistance and reporting the accident to a supervisor, as department rules required.

As Mr. McCabe scanned [Stan Laurel]'s fan mail, he got the idea to create in 1965 the Sons of the Desert, a fan appreciation club that takes its name from the 1933 Laurel and Hardy movie considered one of their best.

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were kind, cordial and displayed the \"innocent gentility that marks their screen characters,\" McCabe recalled in the book. \"It was rather like discovering that Santa Claus really existed.\" As McCabe scanned Laurel's fan mail, he got the idea to create the Sons of the Desert, a fan appreciation club that takes its name from the 1933 Laurel and Hardy movie considered one of their best.

The City Council has appointed J. Michael McCabe to the atlarge seat left vacant by the death of Councilwoman Jane Chance.

Among the many panelists will be [Kenneth D. Schisler], Chairman of the Maryland Public Service Commission and Christopher J. McCabe, Secretary of the Department of Human resources \"This type of event provides the opportunity to harness the community's collective will to address the energy needs of the poor, said McCabe.\"

Jun. 12--Dale J. McCabe's family was at his side Monday night as he took the oath of office as West Seneca town justice, following his appointment by the Town Board.