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Feb 17, 2009
WASHINGTON The Hain Celestial Group Inc, a West Chester, Penn. firm, is recalling approximately 983,700 pounds of frozen chicken entrees in commerce because they contain peanut products recalled by the Peanut Corporation of America, which is the focus of a…
Feb 17, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO The Union Pacific Railroad Company and BNSF Railway Company has agreed to pay a total of $985,000 in cleanup costs at the Brown & Bryant Superfund site in Arvin, California, located at 600 South Derby Road under a…
Feb 17, 2009
Season Premiere to Air Monday, March 9 Nashville, TN RCA Nashville hit recording artist Chuck Wicks is among the celebrity competitors poised to take to the dance floor for the eighth season of the enduringly popular ABC series, Dancing with…
Feb 17, 2009
At approximately 2:00 p.m. on Sunday February 15, 2009, Roosevelt homeowners Gary and Katie Thompson decided to take visiting daughter Chrissy and her boyfriend Chris out hiking along a waterfall that had formed near the Roosevelt Dam. Gary and Katie…
Feb 17, 2009
Attorney General Terry Goddard filed a judgment against Bayer Corporation resolving claims that the company misled women with television advertisements claiming that its popular oral contraceptive, Yaz, is effective for alleviating PMS. The judgment settles allegations that two direct-to-consumer television…
Feb 17, 2009
TUCSON, Arizona. - On February 11, 2009, a federal grand jury in Tucson returned a sixty-eight count indictment against ten defendants for violations of Conspiracy and False Statements in the Acquisition of Firearms from Federally Licensed Firearms Dealers. The defendants…
Feb 17, 2009
The ASU Academic Bowl winning team from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences was nudged out of a regional championship by the University of California, Los Angeles, at the Feb. 7 tournament. Following a close rematch in the final…
Feb 3, 2009
by 2nd Lt. Bryan Bouchard 56th Fighter Wing Public Affairs photo courtesy/ (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech Sgt. James B. Pritchett) A WC-130J readies for takeoff at Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska. Reserve Hurricane Hunters of the 403rd Wing from Keesler…
Feb 3, 2009
Seeks Funds for Consumer Redress The Federal Trade Commission has charged the marketers of Kinoki Foot Pads with deceptive advertising, including claims that use of the foot pads would remove toxins from the body; treat high blood pressure, depression, and…
Feb 3, 2009
Phoenix, Arizona - Olena Kulakova, 30, of Glendale, and Dr. Paul Balikian, 77, of Phoenix, have been indicted on charges relating to a scheme that allegedly defrauded the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) of at least $70,000. According…
Feb 3, 2009
Phoenix, AZ Competing against Arizonas top 9 regional teams, Tempes Corona del Sol High School captured a first-place ranking in the annual We the People academic competition. The students from Corona del Sol will represent Arizona in Washington, DC at…
Feb 1, 2009
A vehicle's tires in Brownsville contain 82 pounds of marijuana. Brownsville, Texas - U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers attentiveness over the weekend at the Brownsville port of entry led to the discovery and seizure of close to $1 million…