Fans rally for Paula Deen as Savannah restaurant opens
In Savannah fans queue at The Lady and Sons amid debate over Paula Deen’s future with Food Network after she apologized for racial slurs. Supporters defend her, while others condemn the remarks and reflect on race in America.
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Judge bars experts in Zimmerman 911 scream testimony
In Sanford, prosecutors lose their bid to have audio experts testify who screams on a 911 call moments before Trayvon Martin's death. Judge Debra Nelson ruled the methods unreliable though 911 calls can still be played at trial. The ruling could shorten the trial and focuses on who was heard screaming during the confrontation.
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West Texas explosion aid denial sparks local frustration
West, Texas officials balk at the federal decision to not expand aid beyond 75 percent coverage for the fertilizer plant blast aftermath. The Obama administration declined a request for about 17 million in uninsured public damages, noting state and local funds can cover the cost, with 25 million already allocated to state and affected families.
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