Coca-Cola Trade Secrets Case Involves Coca-Cola Executive Aide
Federal prosecutors charged Joya Williams, 41, of Norcross Ga, with rifling through Coca Cola files and stealing a sample of a new drink. Ibrahim Dimson, 30, of New York, and Edmund Duhaney, 43, of Decatur Ga, face wire fraud and theft charges for allegedly stealing and trying to sell Coke trade secrets to PepsiCo in Atlanta. They are to appear before a magistrate judge on Thursday.
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New York
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Decatur
Bloomberg warns economy would collapse if illegals deported
NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg told a Senate panel that New York City hosts more than 3 million immigrants, with about 500000 undocumented. He argued removing them would hollow the city and harm the national economy.
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Oil prices top record with gasoline rally boosts pump fears
Oil rose above 75 dollars a barrel as gasoline demand surged and Gulf Coast supply snags raised fears of tighter motor fuel. Analysts say futures investors are adding momentum while Americans face expectations of pump prices over three dollars a gallon by weekend amid ongoing refinery and shipping disruptions.
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Gulf Coast
Alaron Trading Corp
Phil Flynn
Japan pushes UN sanctions over North Korea missile tests
Japan seeks a U N Security Council resolution condemning North Korea missile launches and urging a return to six party talks on denuclearization. China and Russia prefer a milder statement, complicating potential sanctions. U S Ambassador Bolton urged a strong, unanimous response.
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Kenzo Oshima
France
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Sainichi Kataoka
Saia Nis
Space shuttle Discovery Cleared for ISS Dock
NASA reported no damage found during early inspections of the space shuttle Discovery. Engineers reviewed 70 minutes of video captured by a boom mounted laser and cameras to inspect the wing and nosecone, aiming to confirm readiness for Thursday morning docking with the International Space Station and avoiding emergency repairs like last year.
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Jim
Columbia
Iraqi prime minister calls review of U.S. immunity in Iraq
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki urged an independent or joint inquiry into the March rape and murder of Abeer Qassim Hamza and the killings of her mother father and sister near Mahmoudiya. He also demanded a review of coalition immunity from Iraqi prosecutions.
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Abeer Qassim Hamza
Her Moth
Mahmoudiya
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Army
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Charlotte
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Persian Gulf
William Caldwell
Global elections saga and regional tensions unfold
Reports from Mexico City show a marathon recount of Mexico’s disputed presidential race as Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador claims victory amid fraud allegations and Felipe Calderon signals a possible coalition. In Venezuela Chavez vows strength while United States alarms over arms deals. Israel intensifies pressure on Hamas with northern Gaza incursions as Russia guards oil wealth and reform plans amid a 1990s debt legacy.
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Israel
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