Kids test Nabisco 광고 claims with cookie count test
Third graders at Wadesboro Central Elementary in North Carolina counted Chips Ahoy cookies and found 340 to 680 chips per 18 ounce bag, far from Nabisco's claimed 1,000. They wrote to Nabisco chief executive John Greeniaus and Nabisco will send a team of cookie technicians to explain the discrepancy.
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Weather forecast highlights chilly Monday with clear skies
Cloudy high tomorrow and a low tonight set the scene for a cold day Monday. Monday's high is 0 degrees with a low of minus 6 and no precipitation noted.
Mosher Considering Lawsuit Over Broncos Abuse Allegations
Medicine Hat officials report Doug Mosher plans civil action amid claims he knew of abuse reports during his time with the Swift Current Broncos. Mosher denies any such complaints while James coached and GMed the team, and says he would have reported them if true. He says he will consult lawyers as he seeks to clear his name.
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Don Cherry criticized by Graham James in CBC segment
Nonvicted sex offender Graham James says CBC commentator Don Cherry endangered his life with remarks on Hockey Night in Canada. James, jailed at Edmonton Institution, reports fear and inmate harassment after the Coach's Corner broadcast while awaiting housing decisions.
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City Hall feud over MPC zoning split threatens new year
Mayor Grimm warns of court action after the Municipal Planning Commission rejected a Ranchlands mobile home subdivision amid council split. Ald. Anderson vows resignation if appeals fail and Ald. Mandeville defends MPC info. Ranchlands centers on north eastern city area with Parkview Drive residents opposing mobile homes.
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Taxpayers to pay ex PM Mulroney libel suit costs
The Canadian government will cover at least 2 million dollars in legal fees for Brian Mulroney’s libel case, with 26 lawyers and experts already billed about 700 thousand dollars by Oct 10. Opposition calls for Justice Minister Allan Rock’s resignation grow amid a bungled investigation and RCMP secrecy amid a potential leak to Stevie Cameron.
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