New York Officials Target Salt in Processed Foods
New York City health officials meet with food makers and restaurants to reduce salt in common items such as soup pasta sauce salad dressing and bread. About three quarters of salt Americans eat comes from prepared foods, not the salt shaker.
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Boston student linked to Craigslist killings case
A Boston University medical student faces murder and robbery charges for harming women advertising erotic services on Craigslist. A law enforcement official said items of both victims were found in his Quincy apartment. The case centers on a masseuse killed at Marriott Copley Place on April 14 and another robbery alleged four days earlier.
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Rice approved waterboarding of detainee in 2002
Senate Intelligence Committee releases narrative detailing Condoleezza Rice’s involvement in approving CIA waterboarding of Abu Zubaydah in July 2002. The timeline shows she conveyed White House approval to George Tenet, with legal views later dismissed and memos circulated under Bush guidance. Zubaydah endured at least 83 waterboardings in August 2002.
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Zuma favored in South African election
Voters lined up amid dusty fields and hills as Jacob Zuma positioned to win the parliamentary election. The ANC expects a sweeping victory, predicting the 67 year old ex guerrilla will become president when the new assembly votes in May.
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Supreme Court weighs race in hiring promotions case
The Supreme Court led by Chief Justice Roberts debated whether to curb using race in employment decisions. White New Haven firefighters challenge a city policy after a promotion test was discarded to avoid harming Black applicants. The court questions whether weight on race can justify denying whites a job boost. Decision expected in June.
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Freddie Mac executive found dead in apparent suicide
Freddie Mac chief financial officer David Kellermann, 41, was discovered dead in his Vienna home basement in what police described as an apparent death by own action. Kellermann oversaw about 500 staff at McLean headquarters and was preparing the first quarter financial report. Neighbors noted he had lost weight under stress since government actions to seize Freddie Mac. He had urged staying to help the company through crisis.
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