Claremont Apology Over Racial Shooting Sparks Debate
California city officials issue a community apology for an insensitive response to a police shooting that killed 18 year old Irvin Landrum Jr. Officers Hanna and Jacks were involved after a traffic stop. investigators later said the gun did not fire and was linked to a deceased chief. Landrum's family alleges plant.
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Papa John's must drop Better Ingredients slogan in ads
A federal judge ruled Pizza Hut’s false advertising suit successful. Papa John's must remove the slogan from storefronts and pizza boxes by agreed dates, stop using the phrase on printed materials by March 3, remove it from restaurant signs by April 3, and is barred from using “better” to describe its pizza or comparing it to Pizza Hut in future ads. The company faces $468,000 in damages.
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Nordstrom recalls infant and children's sweatshirts
Nordstrom Inc recalls about 5,300 infant and girls sweatshirts due to detachable heart shaped zipper pulls posing choking hazards for young children. The pink or blue long sleeve half zippered garments with collars reading Baby N or N Kids were sold in sizes from 6 months to 16 in December for 22 to 28 dollars. Consumers may call (800) 695-8000 for more information during business hours.
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Border Patrol misses hiring goal for 1,000 agents
A congressional General Accounting Office report shows the Border Patrol hired 369 agents in the year ending September 30, far short of the 1,000 mandated by Congress. All new agents are assigned to the southwest border, where 92 percent work, and Senator Spencer Abraham vows to push for more posts along the Canadian border.
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Chicago Defender Auction Ends Sengstacke Era
The Sengstacke family fails a $10 million plan leaving 49 percent stake and the Chicago Defender sold at auction to cover $3 million in estate taxes. Founded in 1905, the Defender grew from a weekly to a nationwide voice for Black readers once key to luring workers from the South to Northern factories.
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Bradley vows to repeal tax breaks to curb special interests
Bradley plans to erase tax shelters and loopholes he says cost the government 124 billion over ten years. He targets mining, oil and gas, ranching, and foreign subsidiary incentives to fund health care and reduce environmental subsidies, arguing reforms promote justice and limit special interests in Washington.
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Clintons begin N Y move to Westchester home
Clintons load moving vans with rugs chairs a mattress and boxes at their new 1.7 million Westchester County house in Chappaqua as Hillary Clinton plans to move in by year end. The move, funded by the Clintons, follows security work by the Secret Service and local approvals for fencing and a gatehouse.
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