Couple sues McDonald’s for blood on Egg McMuffin in Hamblen case
A Morristown couple filed a Hamblen County Circuit Court suit seeking 825000 alleging McDonald’s refused to test an employee after Michelle Beeler found blood on an Egg McMuffin and its wrapper following a May purchase. The Beelers said the blood came from a cut on an employee and asked for disease testing.
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Morristown
McDonald's
Michelle Beeler
Hamblen County
James Patrick Beeler
Vitamin industry under federal price fixing probe expands
The Wall Street Journal reports the federal probe into wholesale vitamin price fixing widened with subpoenas issued to BASF AG Rhone Poulenc DeGussa Roche and two smaller U.S. firms. The move targets pricing and bulk sales practices across major chemical firms involved in vitamins.
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Wall Street Journal
Basf AG
Rhone- Poulenc SA
DeGussa AG
Roche Holding Ltd
U.S
Victor Rud
DeGussa
Congress faces massive turnover this fall in 199x era
Prominent lawmakers including Sen. John Glenn Rep. Jim Bunning and Rep. Ron Dellums will leave Congress as the 105th Congress adjourns. Other notable departures include Sen. Wendell Ford Rep. Joseph McDade Rep. Joseph Kennedy and Rep. Louis Stokes. Age and fatigue cited. many pursue family time or other careers.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
John Glenn
Ohio
Jim Bunning
R-Ky
Senate
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Joseph McDade
Pennsylvania
House
Joseph Kennedy
Mass
Louis Stokes
Vic Fazio
California
Democratic Caucus
Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
Energy
Bill Richardson
Sonny Bono
R-Calif
Paul McHale
D-Pa
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Sid Yates
III
Henry Gonzalez
Texas
Yates
Political candidacy and retirements listed nationwide
A roster of politicians including Esteban Torres and Scott Klug seeking or rumored for Senate seats, Kennedy and Manton in play for statewide races, and incumbents in jeopardy or retiring. Others mention Jay Kim as a primary loser and Senate retirees such as John Glenn and Wendell Ford. Names and states span California, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Idaho, Nevada, New York, Illinois, Nebraska, New Mexico, Texas, and more.
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Esteban Torres
Calif
Joseph Kennedy
Mass
Thomas Manton
Bob Inglis
D.C
U.S. Senate
Scott Klug
Wis
Jim Bunning
Linda Smith
Wash
Harris Fawell
Ill
Jon Christensen
Neb
Mark Neumann
Michael Crapo
Bill Paxon
N.Y
Gerald Solomon
Jay Kim
R-Calif
Bill Richardson
D-N.m
Susan Molinari
R-N.y
Thomas Faglietta
D-Pa
Floyd Flake
Roni Dellums
D-Calif
Frank Tejeda
D-Tex
Walter Capps
Sonny Bono
Steven Schiff
Brownback criticizes military adultery policy
Sen. Sam Brownback says new Pentagon guidelines on adultery punishments hinge on reactions to the act rather than the act itself. Defense Secretary Cohen maintains the policy seeks only to simplify prosecutions where adultery harms good order and discipline, with a public comment window through Oct. 28. Elaine Donnelly and Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis criticize perceived moral decline as the hearings proceed.
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Pentagon
Sam Brownback
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Brownback
Defense
William Cohen
Cohen
Defense Department
Elaine Donnelly
Center For Military Readiness
Oval Office
Robert Maginnis
Inspector General
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Coym
Ron Dellums
Ind
Glenn Poshard
Chuck Schumer
Scotty Baesler
Elizabeth Furse
Ore
Barbara Kennelly
Conn
David Skaggs
Colo
Bill Hefner
N.C
Jane Harman
Tex
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Lawrence
Massachusetts
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