Reporters allowed to cover Texas executions
Federal Judge William Taylor Jr ruled reporters may attend executions and that filming and broadcasting may occur. The decision reversed a Texas Department of Corrections ban, allowing pool coverage by designated print and broadcast representatives.
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Coffee boycott spreads as prices rise to 35 cents a cup
United States retailers join a growing boycott urging customers to switch from coffee to tea cocoa or juice as coffee prices climb from 25 to 35 cents per cup. Liberal Markets in Dayton distributed 300000 flyers and Shopwell in New York launched ads and coupons while raising cafeteria coffee prices and trimming tea.
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