Cincinnati Enquirer Apologizes to Chiquita in Front Page Settlement
The Cincinnati Enquirer issued a front page apology and agreed to pay more than 10 million dollars to settle potential claims after retracting a May 3 series that questioned Chiquita Brands International Inc. The paper fired lead reporter Mike Gallagher for unethical voice mail sourcing and is investigating other staff involvement while acknowledging the series tainted by improper methods. Chiquita accepted the apology and praised the newspaper’s repudiation of the articles and methods used.
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Michigan moves to ballot on assisted death by own action
The Hemlock Society backs a Michigan petition drive to legalize assisted death by one’s own action. Merian's Friends submitted 378,000 signatures to the Secretary of State seeking placement on the November ballot, needing 247,127 valid signatures. The state is currently verifying validity.
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Skeletal remains in Harris County not Jessica Cain
Police in southeast Harris County clarified that the skeletal remains are not 18 year old Jessica Cain of Galveston County. Dentals do not match. The skull was found near the Bennigan’s where she was last seen. Cain’s pickup was found by her father on I 45.
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Escapee caught in Moody after Mississippi jail break
Mississippi inmates sought for assault and kidnapping were at large after overpowering Jones County officers en route to a court appearance. One suspect, Jeremy Granberry, was captured in Moody near Birmingham by canine units. another suspect, Cent Granberry or Centobie, remained at large as authorities pursued leads in the shooting of Moody Officer Keith Turner and the pair’s escape.
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