Coors Heir Adolph Coors III Shot in Botched Kidnapping
February 9 1960 Adolph Coors III chairman of Adolph Coors Co 44 was shot to death during a botched kidnapping on the way to the family brewery in Golden Colorado. The body was found seven months later. Suspect Joseph Corbett Jr. served 19 years. Other history notes include Guadalcanal Allied victory in 1942 and Princess Margaret death in 2002.
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Toyota recalls 400000 Prius hybrids over braking issue
Akio Toyoda will hold a news conference in Tokyo to outline the braking problem affecting the third generation Prius and other hybrids. A software fix for the antilock brakes is expected after nearly 200 complaints in Japan and the U.S. about delayed brake response.
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Autism risks rise with older mothers and to a lesser extent fathers
A study analyzing more than 5 million births finds mothers older than 40 have about a 50 percent higher risk of having a child with autism than those in their 20s, while fathers over 40 show a 36 percent higher risk than men in their 20s. Experts note the overall risk remains under 4 in 1,000.
Super Bowl Becomes Most Watched U.S. TV Program
The New Orleans Saints victory over Indianapolis in the Super Bowl drew about 106.5 million viewers, surpassing MASH's 105.97 million record as Nielsen reports the most watched U.S. television program.
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Obama calls for televised health care summit in bid to shape fall race
President Obama urged a bipartisan televised meeting with Republicans to discuss health care as Democrats push a strategy to highlight GOP policy ideas as potentially unpopular. The plan also targets Social Security privatization via Ryan's budget blueprint while Democrats sponsor a resolution forcing GOP votes on the issue. White House aides frame the summit as a good faith effort to bridge the divide, with Obama stressing substantive policy over political assertions.
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Michael Jackson Doctor Pleads Not Guilty To Manslaughter
Dr. Conrad Murray, Jackson's physician, pleads not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in Michael Jackson's death. Bail set at 75000, Murray released after posting. Judge orders April 5 preliminary hearing. Medical Board may seek suspension of his medical license in California. Jackson family attended the brief hearing.
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Poll asks if you bring tote bag or buy paper or plastic
Readers weigh in on tote bag use with 71 percent paper, 1 percent plastic, and 1 percent reusable. Monday poll asks what you like about the Super Bowl with 28 percent commercials 27 percent the game 28 percent I don’t watch 13 percent all and 2 percent halftime show. Visit LJWorld.com for more responses and to vote.
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Market Report Highlights Stocks Fall Across Indices
Dow drops 103.84 points to 9908.39 while Nasdaq slides 15.07 to 2126.05 and S&P 500 falls 9.45 to 1056.74. Treasury yields inch up to 4.49 percent. Grain and oil futures move with corn 4.5 cents higher at 3.56, soybeans 16 cents up at 9.30, wheat 11 cents higher at 4.95, and oil up 70 cents to 71.89.
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