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Odessa American in Odessa, Texas

08 Mar 1990

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Odessa American

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Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1990

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5

Perrier Resumes U S Campaign After Recall Worth 25 Million

Perrier Group of America launches a 25 million ad campaign to restore brand visibility after a February recall. New bottles marked Nouvelle Production begin shipping to the eastern United States, with nationwide rollout over three months. Ads in 22 newspapers, radio spots, and a Perrier News Network parody underscore relief and ongoing distribution plans.

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Coke to rename New Coke as Coke II in test markets

Coca Cola Co says only the name will change as New Coke becomes Coke II to help sales. Formula remains New Coke, Coke Classic stays named, and no changes to that product are planned. Test marketing will begin in one city with a red white and blue look resembling Pepsi.

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Kentucky Governor Signs King Bill

Kentucky became the 41st state to adopt a Martin Luther King Jr. holiday as Gov. Wallace Wilkinson signed the legislation in a Capitol rotunda ceremony. The bill’s sponsor from Louisville called the signing “the end of a long march” and veterans of the civil rights era watched in tears and joy as prayers and applause echoed.

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