Detroit papers halted JOA as judge blocks merger
U S District Judge Joyce Hens Green halted the joint operating agreement of the Detroit Free Press and Detroit News hours before launch. The ruling delays a 28 month approval process, prompting rehirings and resumed operations while opponents seek a possible Supreme Court appeal. Knight-Ridder vows to pursue appeal and keep papers open amidst the fight.
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Aldi opens second Lorain County store on Oberlin Road
Aldi manager Juan Bauza greets shoppers at Lorain County second Aldi location east of Elyria Value City on Oberlin Road. Illinois based chain opened its first Lorain store earlier this summer.
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Texas Air accuses United American of illegal acts with computer systems
Texas Air Corp filed a complaint with the Department of Transportation accusing American and United Airlines of leveraging their computerized reservations systems to mislead travel agents and divert business. The charge names System One and Texas Air's carriers Continental and Western, while United and American deny the accusations.
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Kellogg recalls Frosted Mini-Wheats in 25 states over vitamin A
Kellogg Co recalls about 29 000 boxes of Frosted Mini-Wheats Biscuits for excess vitamin A causing mouth burning sensations. Some Rice Krispies at distribution points withdrawn for iron levels at 100 percent of the US RDA. No major health risks. consumers told not to eat affected cereal and return packages.
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Kidron Livestock Auction Strong Thursday Market Hogs Lead
Kidron consignments remained robust with over 1100 head and hogs selling mainly from 46 to 47 cents. Feeder pigs and calves held near steady with Holsteins back to the farm. cows and bulls varied by class. Total head 2683 from 286 consignors, with hay and straw prices easing on multiple cuttings and commodities.
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