Publisher Seigenthaler in tense Nashville TV confrontation
In Nashville AP reports John Seigenthaler publisher of the Tennessean faced a verbal confrontation with a local TV news crew over a potential story. He is to testify before a House committee on alleged ties between a former copy editor and the FBI amid a fired employee dispute involving Jacque Srouji.
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Duke Power ignores policy on deposits for good credit
Duke Power officials reportedly disclose deposit requirements only if asked while North Carolina utilities are supposed to offer deposit alternatives for customers with good credit or outside bill pay history. A Duke spokesman said the policy is to inform customers, with clerks in Charlotte Hickory Gastonia and other offices not always sharing details unless questioned.
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Brown Faces Mixed Record as California Gov Brown
California Governor Brown pursues tax hikes and social service limits while backing the end of oil depletion write offs and easing marijuana penalties. He faces liberal criticism over education funding and farm labor board cuts, with environmental issues and energy policy shaping a cautious, division plagued administration.
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