Jack in the Box pulls Phoenix ads after burger incident
Phoenix police report a Jack in the Box cook blew his nose into a burger served to officers at a drive up. George Juan Kuchme, 20, was fired and faces charges of aggravated assault adding a harmful substance to food and disorderly conduct. The company pulled radio and TV ads for two weeks amid bad publicity and jokes on stations.
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Phoenix
Jack In the Box
George Juan Kuchme
Jan McLane Rieger
Kuehme
Gary Underhill
Kuchme
Inside Journal aims to help inmates prepare for release
Inmates at Lorton Reformatory preview Inside Journal, a quarterly national newspaper edited by ex convict Charles Colson's Prison Fellowship. The eight page publication serves as a think tank for prisoners to voice issues like healthcare and food, with inmates contributing to future issues and design.
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Lorton
America
Inside Journal
Charles Colson
Prison Fellowship Organization
California
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Lorton Reformatory
Garfield Wells
Craig Pruitt
James Leak
Pruitt
Sister heads to Beirut to try to free hostage
Peggy Say, sister of AP journalist Terry Anderson held in Beirut, plans to travel to Lebanon next month despite a State Department travel ban. She criticizes the Bush administration for not acting to secure Anderson and five other captives, saying she has no choice but to go in a private initiative born of fear and frustration.
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Diz
Terry Anderson
Beirut
Lebanon
Peggy Say
Bush Administration
Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
Say
State Department
Terry
Sinatra Birthday Homecoming Draws 19000 Fans in New Jersey
Frank Sinatra celebrated his 75th birthday with a sold out Byrne Arena show in East Rutherford New Jersey. Hoboken native performed with celebrity guests including Tony Bennett Steve Lawrence Eydie Gorme Roger Moore Jill St John Robert Wagner Alan King Joe Piscopo Eli Wallach and Harry Connick Jr Liza Minnelli joined on stage for New York New York during the birthday tour kickoff.
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East Rutherford
N.J
Frank Sinatra
New Jersey
Hoboken
Byrne Arena
Tony Bennett
Steve Lawrence
Eydie Gorme
Roger Moore
Robert Wagner
Jill St. John
Alan King
Joe Piscopo
Eli Wallach
Harry Connick Jr
Liza Minnelli
Ol’ Blue Eyes
New York
Sinatra
November Retail Slowdown Cuts US Shopping Hope
Retail sales fell 0.1 percent in November signaling a slower Christmas season. Commerce Department data show October had a revised 0.2 percent gain, while local tax receipts in Franklin County and surrounding areas rose sharply due to mixed timing and prior months. Sizable increases in Ottawa Pomona and Williamsburg reflect tax collections over the first four months of 1990 amid broader county gains, as Kansas counties report higher October receipts. Santa Fe Railway plans to sell four track segments to SKO Railroad, enabling closer local service though officials warn about potential loss of branch-line service in Kansas.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ottawa
Franklin County
Anderson County
Miami County
Osage County
Pomona
Williamsburg
Santa Fe
Kansas
Regulation Drive Aimed at Expanding Affordable Housing
Financial agencies and Congress push guidance and incentives to lenders under the CRA FIRREA updates expand CRA review, create new disclosure rules and ratings. HMDA broadens coverage to include all mortgage lenders and adds race income and gender data reporting beginning 1991.
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Financial
Congress
Financial Regulatory Agencies
Federal Register
Firrea
Nes Firrea
Resolution Trust Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank System
HMDA
HMBA
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lotto America prize rises to eight million after no winner
Des Moines officials report no tickets matched all six Lotto America numbers 19 25 35 41 45 48 Wednesday night, boosting the Saturday prize to an estimated 8 million. Kansas Cash Lotto and Kansas Reno drawings had no jackpot winners, with next Cash Lotto at about 150 000 and Reno at 50 000.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lottery Association
Kansas Reno
Floodlights Present Chalk Art Panels and Christmas Program
Floodlights brings 9x16 foot chalk art panels to life with a program by Rhoda Martin featuring music words and drama by Kathy Allan and Teri Seeger. The show includes children and adults with a projection of the song When You See Baby Jesus What Do You See. Bible-time costumes were led by Pam Miller. Enjoy cookies and visit after.
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Rhoda Martin
Kathy Allan
Teri Seeger
Jesus
Pam Miller
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Kansas Department of Revenue
SFR
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South Kansas and Oklahoma Railroad Co
Oola
Tulsa
Okla
Cherryvale
Coffeyville
Chanute
Winfield
WN Junction
Wellington
Richard B. Webb
SKO Com
Lee F. Fox
Walmart
Pictureland
Lee Een
Wal-Mart
Princeton
Wey Ringe
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