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Chefs Call Proposed New York Salt Ban 'Absurd'
"Some New York City chefs and restaurant owners are taking aim at a bill introduced in the New York Legislature that, if passed, would ban the use of salt in restaurant cooking."
3/10/2010
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3/10/2010
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Toyota Dealers Fight Back Against "Predatory Tactics" by GM
"The head of the Toyota National Dealer Council today blasted the federal government for using 'taxpayer dollars' to fund incentive campaigns to lure customers away from Toyota, and accused GM of using ‘fear’ in an attempt to lure away its customers, 1200 WOAI news reports."
3/10/2010
Permalink ID:10407
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UK: Patients' medical records go online without consent
"Patients’ confidential medical records are being placed on a controversial NHS database without their knowledge, doctors’ leaders have warned."
3/9/2010
Permalink ID:10397
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3/9/2010
Permalink ID:10388
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Sean Penn Wants Reporters Jailed for Calling Chavez 'Dictator'
"First Amendment be damned . . . If Oscar-winning actor Sean Penn had his way, any journalist who called Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez a dictator would quickly find himself behind bars."
3/9/2010
Permalink ID:10356
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3/8/2010
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Defaulted Loans May Haunt Seniors
"Social Security benefits are off-limits to creditors, such as credit-card companies and banks. But the U.S. can collect debts to federal agencies by "offsetting," or withholding Social Security and disability payments."
3/8/2010
Permalink ID:10329
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Obama's student loan monopoly
"...Here is what they haven't told us: The Education Department will borrow money at 2.8 percent from the Treasury, lend it to you at 6.8 percent and spend the difference on new programs. So you'll work longer to pay off your student loan to help pay for someone else's education-and to help your U.S. representative's reelection."
3/8/2010
Permalink ID:10323
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3/7/2010
Permalink ID:10313
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3/6/2010
Permalink ID:10277
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3/6/2010
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3/6/2010
Permalink ID:10275
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