Coke’s Cap the Tap plan aims to push more drinks at restaurants
Jim Hightower reports Coca Cola runs Cap the Tap a covert ad push urging wait staff to replace tap water with bottled beverages and to use suggestive selling. It describes incentives for servers to upsell Coca Cola brands including Dasani while noting Coke CEO calls obesity a major health issue.
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Coke
Restaurateurs
Coca-Cola
Dasani
United States
Beverage Behemoth
Political contact list for Kansas and federal offices
A compiled roster of elected officials and agencies with addresses phone numbers and official websites. Names include U S Senators Moran Roberts and Brownback Governor Schmidt State Representatives Finch and Tyson plus Lynn Jenkins and Barack Obama listed for reference. The data provides office locations in Washington D C and Topeka and means of contact.
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Sam Brownback
Kansas State Capitol
10Th Ave
Ste. 241S
Topeka
Campaign to replace breed specific dog law in Ottawa
Advocates push to end breed specific rules and favor owner focused dangerous dog law. January hearing planned for public input as new multi factor study on dog bite fatalities nears release. The youth warns against breed bias and urges clear procedures including possible destruction of proven dangerous dogs.
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Ottawa
United States
Omaha
United Kingdom
Baltimore
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
Readers Forum backs multi factor dog safety approach Ottawa
A letter argues for multifactorial dog bite prevention based on National Canine Research Council findings. It criticizes breed specific laws, cites studies on factors like owner behavior and dog management, and urges policymakers in Ottawa to adopt education, enforcement, and responsible ownership to reduce injuries and fatalities.
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National Canine Research Councils
Ottawa
House of Delegates
American Bar Association
White House
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Martin Luther King Jr
Google Search as Natural Monopoly and Public Utility
A Century of Echoes Trade free markets for monopolies in utility and search. Google dominates global queries with about 70 percent, prompting antitrust scrutiny in Europe and a FMC complaint for deceptive practices. Critics urge transparency in results and clearer ad disclosures to prevent pay-to-fleece listings. Tina Dupuy argues for public utility style rules.
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Samuel Insull
Commonwealth Edison
Insull
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
White House
Google
U.S. Steel
Google Search
Europe
Consumer Watchdog
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Trade Commission Act
Financial Times
America
Mutt
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Hightower
Lowdown
Herald
Barack Obama
Washington, D.C
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U.S
Lynn Jenkins
Longworth House
Pat Roberts
Hart Senate
Washington
D.C
Roberts.senate.gov
Jerry Moran
Russell Senate
Moran
Senate
Derek Schmidt
Memorial Hall
10Th Street
Ksag.org
Blaine Finch
Blaine.finch
House
Kevin Jones
Kevin.jones
Caryn Tyson
Caryn. Tyson
The
Ottawa Herald
Tina Dupuy
Tnadupuy
Yahoo.com
the Herald
Ottawaherald.com
S. Cedar St
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