New York Times? No Yes: Million Big Gulp March protests soda ban
NYC residents oppose Mayor Bloomberg's plan to ban servings larger than 16 ounces for sodas and sugary drinks. The peaceful rally near City Hall Park drew about a dozen protesters led by NYC Liberty HQ, while critics call the measure an overreach and threat to personal freedom.
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Ex-Missouri governor given probation for campaign donations
Former Governor Roger Wilson, 63, of Columbia, Missouri, received two years of probation after pleading guilty to misappropriation of funds to donate $8,000 to the Missouri Democratic Party in 2009 while interim CEO of Missouri Employers Mutual Insurance. He faced up to six months in prison, but was spared jail after the judge cited his record and letters of support. He must pay a $5,000 fine, $5,000 restitution, and complete 100 hours of community service.
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Tax policy and wealth in 2012 campaign
The piece contrasts Obama and Romney on tax cuts and wealth. It notes the 2010 extension of Bush tax cuts, estimates cost differences between extending for all versus households under 250000, and cites fundraisers and donor amounts in June. It mentions Romney's wealth, tax return disclosures, and campaign fundraising totals.
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New Mexico Considers Field Office for Driver Licenses
Officials discuss creating a field office to issue licenses to foreign nationals through state MVD offices. A decision is due later this summer amid renewed scrutiny after busts of two rings trafficking New Mexico licenses to illegal immigrants. New Mexico and Washington currently allow such licenses with local address proof. Utah restricts driving.
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Police seek white four door car in murder probe
Detectives identify Israel Vigil, 18, as a person of interest and arrest him on a probation violation. Police urge anyone with information about the Friday incident to contact Crime Stoppers at 888-594 TIPS or RPD Detective Kim Northcutt at 624-6770 ext. 117.
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Egypt treads toward crisis after Morsi decree
Egypt rejects Morsi's bid to reconvene the Islamist dominated parliament calling June ruling final. Analysts warn of a constitutional crisis as the president seeks new elections after a new constitution, while the military reshapes powers and strips Morsi of authority.
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Egypt Faces Political Deadlock Over Morsi Move
Egypt teeters as President Morsi's order sparks legal battles over parliament. The crisis divides supporters and opponents, with parliament guarded by police and potential dual legislative power between the military and the legislature. The nation endures protests, violence, and a faltering economy.
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