Sharpton Returns to Activism After Release
Rev. Al Sharpton, freshly freed from federal prison, rallies supporters at National Action Network in Harlem. He explains a fried chicken celebration after a 90 day fast and shaves his beard from Vieques trespass, while signaling possible 2004 presidential bid and past mayoral race involvement.
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Harlem
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Sharpton
National Action Network
Cotton Club
Sam
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Elizabeth Holtzman
Ford blamed for Explorer rollover in Texas suit
An automotive expert testified in a $1 billion lawsuit against Bridgestone/Firestone that vehicle design caused a rollover on a Mexican toll road injuring four members of a South Texas family in March 2000. He argued defective tires were not the sole cause, while Ford and Firestone lawyers blame each other. The trial resumed after a half day was missed by a juror.
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Old Motor Co
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Shapley
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Bridgestone
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Lampe
Ford
Ford Explorers
Venezuela
Bridgestone/Firestone
Ing
Explorers
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