Coca Cola trade secrets theft trial opens juror pool
One hundred potential jurors filed into a federal courtroom as the Coca Cola trade secrets theft trial begins. A former Coca Cola secretary is accused of stealing secrets to sell to Pepsi. Jury selection continues with individual questioning and opening statements set for Monday.
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Marinetee hunter charged with murder amid racial tensions
James Nichols, 28, was charged with murder for slain Hmong hunter Cha Vang, 30, found Jan 6 in a wildlife refuge near Green Bay. Authorities cite no motive. Vang's family believes the killing was racially motivated, raising concerns among Southeast Asian immigrants.
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Illinois man sets 85 hour stationary bike record
George Hood, 49, from Illinois, checked himself into a hospital after riding a stationary bike for 85 hours, setting a new endurance record. He began the feat to raise awareness for a cause and reportedly completed the challenge with medical supervision.
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Winter storm death toll climbs across seven states
A fierce winter storm left at least 46 dead across seven states as ice toppled trees and overloaded power lines. About 145000 customers lost power in New York and New Hampshire, with many schools canceling or delaying classes. Cold arctic air followed, bringing single digit temperatures to parts of the Plains and Midwest and 2 degree weather in Kansas City amid lingering snow in western Maine. The storm forced changes in daily life as communities adapted with generators and cautious travel.
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Missing boy Ben Ownby finds renewed fame after rescue
Ben Ownby, 13, says he is tired of seeing his image on TV after being rescued from Michael Devlin, who also abducted Shawn Hornbeck. Investigators pursue charges, with Devlin held on bail. Shawn, now 15, was kidnapped in 2002 and may have faced threats to stay silent. Mitchell Hults, 15, aided authorities by identifying a speeding pickup linked to the abduction.
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Chicago
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Shawn Devlin
U S commander seeks longer tours in Afghanistan war
In Kabul the top U S commander requests extending combat tours for 1200 soldiers amid rising violence. Defense Secretary Gates signals a likely troop increase if commanders deem it needed. Pakistan urged to curb Taliban incursions. new evidence suggests military ties to the Taliban. About 24 000 U S troops are in Afghanistan, the most since 2001. NATO to shoulder more of the war effort as U S considers options.
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Iraq
Karl Eikenberry
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