House Fights Saturday Mail Cuts in New Legislation
The House voted 371 to 6 to block elimination of Saturday mail deliveries, requiring advance notice to Congress on any service changes. Either chamber could block moves within 60 days. savings from cuts were projected at 400 million annually amid a 688 million annual deficit.
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Col. Sanders cleared of libel by Kentucky Supreme Court
The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Col. Harland Sanders did not libel Kentucky Fried Chicken when he criticized the chain’s gravy and the crispy recipe. The suit, filed by Kentucky Fried Chicken of Bowling Green, alleged defamation over his remarks reported in The Courier-Journal. The justices said Sanders spoke about Kentucky Fried Chicken generally, not a specific restaurant.
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