Polls show insiders favor cutting on screen violence
U S News & World Report polls Hollywood insiders and ordinary Americans about entertainment violence. More than half of Hollywood workers view violence as a serious issue, 59 percent, versus 79 percent of the public. 58 percent say they avoid violent programs and 76 percent limit their children's viewing. Public poll included 1000 likely voters with a 3.1 percent margin.
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Popcorn Debate Draws Mixed Reactions Across Cities
Moviegoers from Chicago to Los Angeles weigh in on the popcorn fat content issue with varied choices. Some switch to smaller sizes or unbuttered options while theaters face backlash and promote canola oil popping.
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Workplace pollen hit doubles across the country
In Washington DC pollen counts are three times last spring’s levels while St Louis sees tree pollen nearly twice last year’s. Doctors note workplace impact is hard to chart as many allergy suffers still come to work impaired yet functioning, with some workers operating at one third. Kay Bryant from Pawtucket RI reports many employees worry about allergies as much as the flu.
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North Korea talks hinge on inspections proposal
U S proposed resuming high level discussions with North Korea this month if Pyongyang allows thorough nuclear inspections. May 19 was floated at a New York meeting and a breakthrough is urged by mid May with Western sanctions looming.
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