NCR Employees Aid Tsunami Victims Near Pondicherry Plant
NCR employees at the Pondicherry site helped victims of the tsunami by funding a food relief for about 150 villagers, supplying clothes and bedsheets, and supporting a local relief fund. The plant, 90 workers, reopened Dec 29, as survivors sought shelter on university grounds and new tents arrived to replace lost homes.
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NCR
Ravi Sankar
Sankar
Pondicherry University
U.S
India
Pondicherry
New Health Guidelines Emphasize Simple Diet Changes
The new guidelines promote practical steps for better health, urging more fruits and vegetables and nutrient dense foods. They advise at least 30 minutes of daily exercise, 60 minutes to prevent weight gain, and 60 to 90 minutes to maintain loss, with whole grains and specific dairy and fat limits.
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Katz
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Stephanie Childs
GMA
Shelley Hearne
The
Trust For America’s Health
Couple Survives SUV Plunge Into Creek Rescue by Fire Team
Dennis and Glenda Ranshaw escaped a flooded creek when their SUV skidded off the road and overturned into the water. Firefighters used a 50 foot ladder and another rope to reach the vehicle while paramedics inspected them before returning to their restaurant. The couple credited rescuers with saving their lives and described the scene of neighbors and rescuers reaching out.
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Dennis
Glenda
Rich Palmer
Washington Township
Ranshaws
Glenda Ranshaw
Federal judges regain discretion after sentencing guidelines ruling
The ruling allows judges to calculate under the guidelines then justify sentences outside the range based on offense nature, defendant history, and available sentences. Breyer noted Congress must set the long term system. attorneys predict impacts for thousands of defendants including Rion predicting about 10,000 affected.
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Congress
Federal Court of Appeals
Stephen Breyer
Breyer
Gregory Lockhart
U.S
Ohio
Lockhart
Dayton Criminal Defense
Jon Paul Rion
Couple’s attempted poisoning admission shocks Ohio adoption story
Najmah Olsen and her husband defend their actions after spiking a drink intended for a teen they were hoping to adopt. They insist the punishment will help the teen and express a desire to proceed with future adoption plans despite the incident.
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