Can a pizza be delivered too fast
A lawsuit alleges Domino's 30 minute delivery promise encouraged dangerous driving. Frank and Mary Kranack seek damages after a Domino's delivery car hit their station wagon in 1985. The suit cites injuries and accuses the company of pressuring drivers to rush orders. Domino's denies the claim, noting safety training and penalties for serious violations. The article links speeding and accidents to the chain's famed guarantee and recalls prior fatalities involving drivers.
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Frank Kranack
Domino's
Mary Jean
Kenneth R. Behrend
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Caiming
Mr. Behrend
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Domino
Ron Hingst
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Colson
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Ed Kelley
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Soviet admits historic radioactive waste tank blast near Chernobyl era
Moscow reports for the first time that a radioactive waste tank exploded at a Soviet weapons plant nearly 32 years ago. The event polluted about 400 square miles, forced 10 000 evacuations, and preceded the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. Western and CIA sources claim hundreds died and villages vanished, with fishing banned and rivers rerouted.
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Chernobyl
Ural Mountains
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Illinois AIDS premarital test cost study shows few cases
Illinois public health chief Dr Bernard Turnock says a study found only eight AIDS cases in six months from 70 686 marriage license applicants. The program cost 2.5 million dollars and officials argue the results do not justify the expense. Illinois uniquely requires premarital AIDS testing before issuing licenses.
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Bernard Turnock
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Poindexter seeks Bush and Reagan testimony in Iran Contra case
Prosecutors aim to narrow the Iran Contras indictment against John Poindexter to avoid national secrets clash. Poindexter’s attorney plans to subpoena President Bush and former President Reagan, arguing substantial contact occurred during the offense. The judge will consider specifics of the motion next week.
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John Poindexter
Poindexter
Bush
Reagan
Richard Beckler
Beckler
Hungary honors 1956 heroes in reburial ceremony
In Budapest, throngs remember Imre Nagy and fellow leaders of the 1956 anti-Soviet revolt. The reburial marks 31 years since their execution and reflects a shift toward liberal reforms, with speeches at Heroes Square and Nagy’s grave praising their part in Hungary’s move toward democracy.
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Tibor Meray
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Meray
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Mikhail S. Gorbachev
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State Department
Margaret Tutwiler
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