Costco recalls frozen beef patties linked to E coli
Costco recalled frozen ground beef patties sold in 24 states after a New York illness from April production at its central facility. Affected items include 1/3 pound Kirkland Signature Ground Sirloin and Loin Patties and 1/4 pound Kirkland Signature Ground Beef Patties, in 6 pound packages, all returnable to stores nationwide.
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Elvis Presley to enter Country Music Hall of Fame
Elvis Presley will be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame on September 23, joining Johnny Cash as a double Hall of Fame honoree in both rock and country. Also inducted are Tammy Wynette George Morgan and Bud Wendell. CMA notes multi faceted careers and Presley’s early country aims before rock icon status and his 1977 death.
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Floods in West Virginia Cut Off Towns and Kill or Mourn Victims
Rescue boats moved people to dry ground after a weekend of East and Midwest storms left at least 23 dead or missing. Residents described floodwaters filling streets and reaching over stop signs as Gov. Underwood declared seven more counties disaster areas, bringing total to 24. A 4 month old baby and a blind man in a wheelchair were among the victims swept away in Frame.
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SOHO Satellite Loses Contact With Ground Control
Engineers from NASA and ESA report loss of radio contact with the SOHO solar observatory, now spinning out of alignment. Ground teams hope solar panels will regain sun orientation to restore power and stabilize the $1 billion satellite launched December 2, 1995.
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Three face charges for pipe bombs in Washington
An 18 year old, David J. Egle, was arrested after placing pipe bombs in a post office and a medical clinic restroom in Wenatchee. He faced federal charges of unlawful use of a weapon of mass destruction and attempting to destroy a building in interstate commerce with an explosive device. Two 16 year olds were arrested on state charges for explosive device possession. prosecutors may seek adult status. Bail set at $50,000 for each juvenile.
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10 year old drops bid to end mom rights in Dover
In Dover Delaware a 10 year old girl Samantha Frazer who sought termination of her mother's parental rights decided Monday not to reopen the case in Delaware Family Court. She plans to return to live with her natural mother in South Carolina after a two week visit.
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