Pepsi expands Josta test market nationwide
PepsiCo expands Josta, a guarana berry soda marketed as an aphrodisiac by Brazilian standards, from Phoenix into a broader test market. The company says early Phoenix sales have been strong and will begin wider distribution as soon as this week.
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Milwaukee group seeks to halt Dahmer auction
Westown Association Inc and local business leaders raised 400000 to stop the sale of Jeffrey Dahmer's instruments of death. A judge ordered liquidation of his assets and proceeds to victims' families. The items include hammers drill bits handcuffs and the refrigerator where bodies were stored.
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Recalls Issued for Century and Evenflo Child Seats
Recalls affect Century SmartMove Model 4750 seats from December 5, 1995 to February 13, 1996 and 10,423 Evenflo Trooper Adjustable Shield seats models 219140 219164 219180 219186 219188 built between November 27, 1995 and January 22, 1996.
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Kevorkian Lashes Out During Michigan Assisted-Death Trial
Dr. Jack Kevorkian combatively denounced the prosecution and the state in a cross examination incident. He argued the case amounts to a lynching while defending the legality of aiding self death as applied to Marjorie Wantz and Sherry Miller who died October 23 1991 with his involvement.
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Dole trails Clinton in polls as comeback hopes rise
President Clinton holds a commanding lead six months before Election Day, with about a 20 point edge over Bob Dole driven by strong support from women and doubts about the Republican agenda. The race remains volatile with concerns about Clinton's honesty and the nation's direction, while Dole pledges a return to the game amid a cautious White House outlook.
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Army lifts day care prayer ban policy change
The Army revises rules to allow prayer and religious activities in Army housing day care centers worldwide after a 6th Circuit ruling. The policy requires providers to inform parents if religious activities are part of the program, addressing concerns raised by soldiers at Fort Campbell and others involved in the original lawsuit.
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