Atkins Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
Atkins Nutritionals Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection amid waning popularity of its low carb diet. A hearing was set for Monday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court, spokesman Richard Rothstein said.
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Seven more arrested in London transit bombing probe
Police arrested seven people in Brighton on Sunday amid Britain’s widening hunt after the failed July 21 London transit bombings. The tally in custody rose to 21 as investigators probe possible ties to Saudi Arabia and Italy and seek others involved in harboring, financing, and making the devices.
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NASA weighs danger from material dangling on Discovery belly
NASA teams study small strips of material protruding from Discovery's belly to assess risk during descent. Flight director Paul Hill says analysis should finish Monday and may require spacewalks to repair or secure the loose pieces near the nose, with potential extra EVA if needed.
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LeDoux Honored At Cheyenne Frontier Days Tribute
Cheyenne Frontier Days paused the matinee as riders led a riderless horse in tribute to Chris LeDoux the late world bareback champion and country star. The singer who sold over six million albums died March 9 at age 56 from liver cancer. Peggy LeDoux and several children watched as a video of him performed played on the scoreboard.
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Former rebel Garang vanishes after plane contact lost
Sudanese cabinet minister reports a plane carrying former rebel leader and Sudan’s No 2 figure John Garang disappeared after loss of contact. State television had briefly said he landed safely at a southern camp before retracting the report amid bad weather.
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Israel hints at Gaza pullout delay and wide ground assault
Israel would suspend the Gaza withdrawal and mount a massive ground offensive if Palestinian militants attack soldiers and settlers during the pullout, the deputy defense minister said. The evacuation, first to remove veteran settlements from West Bank and Gaza, starts soon. Prime Minister Sharon says the pullout cannot proceed under Palestinian fire.
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Chinese pirates hawk Potter translations in Beijing sale
An unauthorized Chinese edition of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince was on sale in Beijing two weeks after the English edition. Fans posted their own translations online and one reader created a personal ending and uploaded it to a university Web site.
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Drunken driving charged after staged move of disabled car
In Portage Indiana two women Kaylyn Kery and Melissa Fredenburg 34 and 32 respectively faced drunken driving charges after taking turns steering a disabled vehicle into a motel parking lot with the engine off. Blood alcohol readings were 0.17 percent. A prosecutor noted prosecution may be difficult on private property.
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