Golf course fights stench and music from pig farm
In Stuart Florida a pig farm owner’s music to soothe his pigs clashes with a neighboring upscale golf course. A judge and six jurors toured both sites to assess the nuisance claim tied to odors and 400 to 600 pound pigs amid 90 degree heat near the Florida Club of Martin County.
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Stuart
Fla
Florida
New
Ben Bryan
Thomas Rossano
Florida Club
Martin County
Rossano
Golf Club
Rossanos
Bryan
Christina Aguilera
Hole No. 4
Frederick's files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
Frederick's of Hollywood has entered Chapter 11 to reorganize while keeping about 200 stores and its catalog and online sales. The company, once a pioneer of push up bras and provocative lingerie, reports revenue around 140 million while rivals like Victoria's Secret exceed 2.1 billion in sales. Founder Frederick Mellinger opened a New York store in 1946 before relocating to Los Angeles in 1947.
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Los Angeles
Frederick's
Hollywood
Victoria's Secret
Wal-Mart
Target
Linda LoRe
Frederick’s
Frederick Mellinger
Betty Grable
New York
Court rejects Cressell's appeals for new trial
An Alabama Virginia appeals court on Tuesday denied Emmett Cressell Jr's bid for a new trial in the 1997 beheading murder of Garnett Johnson. Cressell argued prejudiced jury, improper juror excuses, and insufficient evidence. the court rejected all three claims unanimously. Johnson was doused with gasoline and set aflame after Cressell and Louis Ceparano stabbed and burned him. Ceparano pled guilty to capital murder for life.
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Richmond
Emmett Cressell Jr
Garnett Johnson
Johnson
Cressell
Louis Ceparano
Ceparano
Unson
Ressell
Mark Claytor
Salem
Protester chains himself to pole at Statehouse
Eddie Rufus, 52, of Columbia, was arrested after chaining to the flagpole on Statehouse grounds under a new law targeting vandalism of monuments and flags. He had been charged last month with trespassing during fence construction near the Confederate Soldier Monument. The NAACP opposes the flag’s prominence and vows to continue activism.
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Columbia
S.C
Eddie Rufus
Rufus
Statehouse
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Two Killed in Navy Jet Crash at Patuxent River
A Navy T-38A Talon trainer crashed during a training run at Patuxent River Naval Air Station in Maryland, killing the two people aboard. The twin-engine jet went down about 9 40 a.m. as it approached a runway, with base officials withholding names until next of kin could be notified and investigators reviewing the incident.
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Lexington Park
Patuxent River Naval Air Station
Maryland
Washington
John Romer
Northrop
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