Swiss approve decades long reforms cutting crime and aiding addicts
The reform package credited with lowering crime and improving health and daily life for addicts receives broad support as 68 percent of 2.26 million Swiss voters participate in the vote.
Penn State fragrance debuts for alumni and fans
BERWICK PA Penn State launches Masik Collegiate Fragrances offering a 3.4 ounce bottle of vanilla lilac rose and white patchouli scented cologne priced at 60 dollars aimed at alumni and football fans. Company plans scents for six other universities next year.
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Fraser fir chosen for White House Christmas tree
First lady Laura Bush received the 20 foot Fraser fir in the rain pulled by a horse drawn wagon for the White House Blue Room centerpiece. Bush said ornaments would come from artists nationwide. Tree grown at River Ridge Tree Farms Crumpler North Carolina. Jessie Davis and Russell Estes joined with their families.
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Holiday weekend retail starts modestly amid weak expectations
Retailers opened stores late at night but shopper turnout was thinner than last year. Online spending rose a modest 2 percent for Thanksgiving Day and Friday, while shoppers favored bargains and smaller items amid fears of layoffs and tighter credit. Analysts say weekend sales may be roughly even or below year earlier, with mixed signals on overall holiday performance.
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Hotels in Spotlight as Terror Threat Grows Worldwide
Western hotels face rising terror risk with open access and high security barriers. Attacks in Mumbai and elsewhere prompt increases in protective measures at iconic venues like the Taj Mahal and Oberoi hotels, while U.S. officials pledge support and international talks consider the wider security challenge.
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Obama to name six top posts as new president moves fast
President elect Barack Obama plans to announce six experienced appointees at a Chicago news conference. Hillary Clinton would be secretary of state and Robert Gates remains defense secretary. Eric Holder would be attorney general and Janet Napolitano homeland security secretary. Susan Rice as UN ambassador and James L. Jones as national security adviser are also named.
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Modesto priest urges confession for Obama voters
At St Joseph's Catholic Church in Modesto parishioners defend a priest who urged Catholics who voted for Barack Obama to go to confession before communion. The letter cites abortion policy and drew support from several attendees while a bishop cautioned against disclosing voting choices.
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