Minnesota firm recalls Good Sense Yogurt over raisins
A Minnesota company issued a nationwide recall for Good Sense Yogurt containing raisins from a supplier. Consumers holding affected products can seek a refund or replacement by contacting the company at the provided number. The action underscores safety concerns tied to the ingredients and prompts customers to verify lot details before returning.
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Unclear fragment about Jeff Pettyjohn incident
A damaged OCR fragment describes Jeff Pettyjohn and an incident involving his parents away, but details are unreadable. The text mentions a newspaper reporter and possible danger or threat, yet the specifics are not recoverable from the provided snippet.
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Investigation Into Desert Abduction and Missing Family
Authorities probe a criminal investigation after a woman and two children survived two days in the Mojave Desert. The husband, an Edwards Air Force Base airman, did not alert authorities when they failed to return from a Barstow day trip. Police questioned him. details withheld. The trio said they sought a back entrance to Edwards when their car ran dry and they started walking for help.
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Barnes & Noble lands AOL exclusive books deal
Barnes & Noble Inc. will be the sole seller of books on AOL for four years, locking out competitors and placing ads before AOL's 10 million subscribers. The agreement, announced by Steve Riggio, positions Barnes & Noble to capitalize on AOL’s growing ad revenue model.
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Black farmers press White House on long standing bias cases
Washington AP Black farmers with discrimination complaints against the Agriculture Department plan to meet President Clinton in a White House round table on economic concerns of small farmers The session follows slow progress in addressing a backlog of bias complaints in a major federal race bias lawsuit led by 69 black farmers and questions over statute of limitations and funding for the cases clarified by Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman.
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FBI sniper at Ruby Ridge hearing recalls fatal shot
Lon Horiuchi faced involuntary manslaughter charges in a courtroom at Banners Ferry as the Weaver family testified about the August 1992 standoff. Randy Weaver described his wife Vicki dying after being shot, cradling her baby, amid a 11 day siege that heightened anti-government tensions and shaped FBI tactics.
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