Cheerios marks 70 years as a top cereal in America
General Mills celebrates Cheerios turning 70 with nationwide nostalgia and a Buffalo festival kickoff. The breakfast staple remains the leading cereal since 1951, boosted by Honey Nut and newer chocolate flavors. Experts note Cheerios fiber appeals to families, while FDA clashed over cholesterol claims on boxes.
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N.Y
General Mills
America
Kathy Scott
Cape Coral
Fla
Ashioned
Scott
Kathleen Dahl
Cereal Box
The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Dahl
Cornell University
David Levitsky
Symphonyiri Group
Walmart
Marti Gorman
Dave Hassett
Born In Buffalo
Seattle plot to attack MEPS building exposed by informant
Two ex convicts Abdul Latif and Walli Mujahidh planned a Seattle military recruiting attack aiming to seize media attention. They discussed grenades and machine guns to target recruits at a MEPS or Joint Base Lewis McChord, hoping to time a high profile event.
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Seattle
Washington
Abu Khalid Abdul-Latif
Joseph Anthony Davis
Abdul-Latif
Navy
U.S
Walli Mujahidh
Joint Base
Lewis- McChord
Kaffir Army
Fort Hood
Texas
FBI
Mujahidh
Frederick Domingue Jr
Los Angeles
Homeland Security Department
United States
Abdul- Latif
Jenny A. Durkan
Albert C. Kelly III
California
Rep Barton to push federal online poker legalization bill
U S Rep Joe Barton of Texas plans a federal bill to legalize Internet poker allowing states to decide and requiring operators to hold licenses in at least one state. The move follows indictments of PokerStars Full Tilt and Absolute Poker executives and processors for disguising payments. Barton says momentum grows from prosecutions and budget pressures. The bill would create a Commerce Department office to vet applicants and restrict initial licenses to asset rich gambling firms with stringent vendor scrutiny.
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Las Vegas
U.S
Joe Barton
Texas
Associated Press
Justice Department
PokerStars
Full Tilt Poker
Absolute Poker
Barton
Washington
House
Energy and Commerce Committee
Commerce Department
Bell from Revere’s shop moves to Boston landmark
A 865 pound bell cast in 1801 by Revere & Sons, once at Westborough First Baptist Church since 1849, relocates to Boston Old South Meeting House after the church was sold to a museum. Westborough residents react with mixed feelings as fundraising fell short.
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Westborough
Mass
Paul Revere
Boston
Old South Meeting House
Westborough First Baptist Church
Revere & Sons
The
Westborough Historical Commission
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Dashiak
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