Recall of apple carrot juice as E coli cases rise
A natural fruit drink company completed a recall of apple and carrot juice products after health officials reported more than 40 confirmed or suspected E coli cases in three states. One seriously affected child, Tara Azizi of Concord, is in critical but stable condition with kidney failure but expected to recover.
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Tara Azizi
Concord
Oakland Children’s Hospital
Odwalla Co
Half Moon Bay
Princess Diana Charms Sydney Charity Dinner Crowd
Princess Diana delighted Sydney charity dinner attendees in a dazzling gown. The visiting royal drew cheers from Dichard fans and highlighted the event's charitable aim amid celebratory atmosphere.
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Sydney
Australia
Actress Alicia Silverstone in car crash police say
Actress Alicia Silverstone flunked a driver test in Clueless and was driving a Ford Bronco when it struck a pedestrian. The pedestrian was not badly hurt and police said no serious injuries occurred.
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Talk show slayer in personal crisis trial testimony
Connie Schmitz testified her son Jonathan was really getting his life together and excited about appearing on the Jenny Jones Show to meet a woman with a secret crush. She recalled the threat of death and noted the admirer on the show was revealed as a man.
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Calif
Los Angeles Raiders
Linda Sobek
Charles Rathbun
Rathbun
San Gabriel Mountains
Pontiac
Mich
Connie Schmitz
Jonathan
Jenny Jones
Schmitz
Amedure
Child laborers sacked in Bangladesh garment sector
In Dhaka 13 year old Rina Begum, once a 10 hour day worker earning $16 a month stitching clothes for US discount chains, starts school under a pact by Bangladesh garment makers with the ILO and UNICEF to end child labor by Oct 31. Parents fear income loss and doubt rehiring after education. The UNICEF IL O survey counted over 10,000 underage workers, mostly girls under 14, in the export garment industry.
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Dhaka
Bangladesh
Rina Begum
United States
Rina
International Labor Organization
Unicef
ILO
Rock causes fatal Pensacola jet crash killing boy
Air Force investigators blamed a rock or concrete fragment sucked into an F 16 engine for a deadly July crash in a Pensacola neighborhood. A 4-year-old boy, Sean Cannon, died and his mother Robbin Cannon was badly burned. pilot Maj Frederik Hartwig ejected safely. The crash occurred while attempting an emergency landing after engine trouble two hours after takeoff from Shaw AFB to avoid Hurricane Bertha.
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Fla
Air Force
Shaw Air Force
Sumter
S.C
Florida
Mark A. Welshill
Pensacola Regional Airport
Sean Cannon
Robbin Cannon
Maj
Frederik Hartwig
St. Paul, Minn
Simpson trial defense hints at tainted evidence theory
In Santa Monica California OJ Simpson's lawyer floated a new theory that police planted a glove and cap near the victims and questioned detective Philip Vannatter briefly on the stand. The defense suggested a cover-up involving Tom Lange while noting the lack of dirt on the items.
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Calif
O.J. ‘Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Philip Vannatter
Robert Baker
Tom Lange
Vannatter
Baker
Lange
Plaintiffs
John Kelly
Indiana
Aiken Standard subscription and contact details
The notice lists office hours, switchboard and staff contacts for the Aiken Standard, including publisher responsibility, subscription rates, and mail options with monthly and annual pricing. It notes publication schedule and requests advance payments.
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Scott B. Hunter
Scescape
Aiken Standard
PBM
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