Finger found in custard at North Carolina shop
A customer in Wilmington found a severed finger in a to go frozen custard at Kohl’s Frozen Custard after an employee lost part of a finger in a factory accident. State officials investigated and the owner confirmed the incident with the missing finger linked to a processing machine.
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Wilmington
N.C
Wendy's
California
Clarence Stowers
State Departments of Agriculture and Labor
Millions More Movement Planned in Washington
African American leaders call a Washington rally this fall marking the tenth anniversary of the Million Man March with women invited. Louis Farrakhan appears with Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton to announce the movement as a more inclusive successor, despite criticism from the ADL about Farrakhan’s role.
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Washington
Anti-Defamation League
Louis Farrakhan
Farrakhan
Nation of Islam
Jesse Jackson
al Sharpton
Women jailed in birthday beating of 12-year-old
Monique Baldwin, 37, received 30 years after pleading guilty to first degree assault and second degree child abuse for instigating others to beat Nicole Townes at a birthday party. Kenya Keene, 25, drew a six-year sentence for reckless endangerment and second degree assault.
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Baltimore
Monique Baldwin
Nicole Townes
Kenya Keene
Iraq struggles to form Sunni run Defense Ministry amid bloodshed
Incoming Iraqi prime minister Ibrahim al Jaafari faces Sunni opposition as he fills seven Cabinet seats. Violence soars with at least 140 killed in five days, including soldiers and civilians, while U S Marines search for two missing F A 18s. U N chief Nan condemns the killings.
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Iraq
Defense
U.S
Defense Ministry
Ibrahim al-Jaafari
al-Jaafari
Laith Kuba
12Th Mechanized Brigade
Amarah
New York
U.N
Kofi Annan
Saddam Hussein
Kurdish Sunnis Demand Seven Ministries in Iraqi Cabinet
Kurds concede one ministry to Sunni demand while Sunni blocs press for seven portfolios. Abid Mutlaq al Juburi named deputy prime minister candidate, a former Saddam general. Final cabinet positions to be sworn in Tuesday despite possible vacancies.
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Azad Junduiani
Patriotic Union of Kurdistan
Salih al-Mutlaq
National Dialogue Coun
Cil
Abid Mutlaq al-Juburi
Saddam
Al-Jaafari
Kuba
Ayad Allawi
Italians fault U S over Calipari shooting checkpoint failure
Italian investigators faulted U S military authorities for not signaling a checkpoint on the Baghdad road where Nicola Calipari was killed. They say stress and fatigue contributed to the incident but found no intent. The reports differ on vehicle speed and scene preservation.
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Rome
U.S
Baghdad
Nicola Calipari
Calipari
Giuliana Sgrena
Court to review college bans on recruiters
The Supreme Court will hear whether the government can withhold federal funds from colleges that bar military recruiters. The case centers on free speech and association rights as law schools restrict recruiters to protest the Pentagon policy. The Solomon Amendment ties federal funding to recruiter access, affecting schools with nondiscrimination norms.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Law Schools
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
United States
Pentagon
Paul Clement
E. Joshua Rosenkranz
Young adults struggle to save for retirement in hard times
In Chicago and across the US twentysomethings face debt and uncertain pensions. Jeffrey Berman, 24, has no student loans and 1200 in credit card debt while starting 85 monthly 401k contributions. Experts warn 40 percent of workers aged 21 to 30 have not begun retirement saving.
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Chicago
Jeffrey Berman
Berman
Bill Slater
MetLife Insurance Company
MetLife
Syracuse University
Los Angeles
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Catherine Williams
Money Management International
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