Luby’s Cafeteria to reopen after mass murder reopens today
Workers completed retraining and suppliers delivered food for the reopening of the Killeen Texas restaurant where 24 died in the nation’s worst mass murder on Oct 16. Luby’s planned to reopen before lunch with no ceremony.
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FCC weighs raising radio ownership caps in bid to curb losses
FCC Chairman Alfred Sikes says most radio stations could lose money unless larger, financially strong companies can own more stations. The vote may lift or remove the cap of 12 AM and 12 FM stations and ease limits on owners with multiple stations in a community. President Bush opposes a millionaire surtax tied to capital gains, while Richard Brooks noted screenwriter and director with Oscars dies at 79 in Beverly Hills from congestive heart failure.
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House votes to override Bush veto on China trade status
The House approved by 357 to 61 a bill to renew normal trade status for China only if substantial progress is shown in human rights, trade, and weapons controls. Senate expected to reject the override. Iowa Republicans Nussle Leach Grandy Lightfoot split with Nagle for the override and Neal Smith against.
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Jury hears tape of laughing L A officer in King beating case
In Simi Valley the jury heard a breathless laughing LAPD officer describe the beating of Rodney King after a 1991 traffic stop. Laurence Powell is on trial with three other white officers. prosecutors seek to prove the officer on tape is Powell.
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GOP seeks full disclosure of House overdraft records
Republican leaders proposed publicly naming all current and former House members who wrote overdrafts at the chamber bank during a 39 month period. Twenty four would be labeled abusers, with others labeled nonabusers and a letter option for overdraft records. Speaker Nancy Johnson said voting against full disclosure would be politically costly.
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Jawbone of ancient ape may reveal origins of humans
An international team reports a 13 million year old fossil jawbone from Namibia likely belonging to a new ape species. Found south of the equator, it challenges the view that human prehistory was confined to Eastern Africa and shows Miocene primates ranged widely across Africa.
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Low fat hot dogs race for health minded eaters
A shift to low fat frankfurters grows with carrageenan seaweed derivative or milk protein and soybean substitutes. Deli-Lite uses carrageenan to bind beef and flavorings, while Hormel and ConAgra market Light & Lean and Healthy Choice residents using vegetable proteins and milk protein.
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