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7.12.10
Plaintiffs Aim to Shoot Down Chicago's Gun Ordinance
July 7, 2010 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS – A trader on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, a teaching assistant, a self-employed businessman and a veterinarian are challenging the city’s new gun ordinance put in place last week after the U...Read More Read More

7.12.10
Police Beating Led to Miscarriage, Lawsuit Says
July 8, 2010 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA– Metro police are reviewing a woman’s claim that a beating from a police officer caused her to lose her unborn child, said Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Chief Paul Ciesielski...Read More Read More

7.12.10
Expanded Tylenol Recall Aggravates Johnson & Johnson Headache
July 8, 2010 REUTERS – Johnson & Johnson’s string of product recalls grew on Thursday, July 8, 1010 as the company recalled 21 more lots of Tylenol and other over-the-counter medications linked to a musty or moldy odor...Read More Read More

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