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U.S. reservists accused of prisoner abuse
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON -- Six Army reservists shown in graphic photos mistreating and humiliating Iraqi prisoners at a sprawling prison west of Baghdad are assigned to the 372nd Military Police Company based in Cumberland, family members and officials said last...Tags: Television, U.S. Army, 60 Minutes (tv program), Prisoners and Detainees, Wars and Interventions
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A dairy-aisle secret: Milk is a cash cow
The Wall Street JournalAre consumers getting gouged in the dairy aisle? America's farmers are swimming in such a glut of milk that they are getting their lowest prices for the stuff in 25 years. Processors of ice cream, butter and bottled milk have seen the price of their...Tags: Eliot Spitzer, New York City, Companies and Corporations, Safeway Inc., Justice System
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Thousands pay tribute at Pentagon
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - At the precise spot where an airliner slammed into the Pentagon a year ago, President Bush and military leaders led a ceremony of remembrance yesterday that was equal parts patriotic rally, somber memorial service and renewed call to arms...Tags: Death, The Home Depot, Heroism, Armed Forces, American Airlines, Inc.
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A boost for those in urban areas
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThe mightiest retailer in the world, Wal-Mart, looked like the last, best hope for the vacant, long-troubled anchor spot at Crenshaw Plaza -- if only it would fit. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and other big-box discounters favor the wide-open spaces of...Tags: Europe, Carson, Companies and Corporations, La Mesa (San Diego, California), Target Brands, Inc.
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Putting a price tag on Christmas
From shopping only for family or spreading holiday joy to many people, Baltimore residents are planning to shop a variety of ways -- and spend varied amounts of money -- this season. Here's what some are planning this year: Patti Russell -- who lives...Tags: Gifts, Family, Candy, Flowers and Gifts, Religious Festivals, Holidays
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Slots bill left out zoning, planning, impact, aid
Sun StaffIn its haste to put together a plan to legalize slot machines, Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s administration appears to have left serious gaps that could delay the start of gambling at Maryland's racetracks and leave the state's budget short hundreds of...Tags: Regional Authority, Elections, Casino and Gambling, Health and Safety at School, Local Elections
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Discounters big for school shopping
Special to SunSpotWesley Ross graduated in May from kindergarten at Julia Brown Montessori School in Columbia wearing the back-to-school clothes his mother purchased from Campus Outfitters. Far from the 6-year-old's mind at the time was how his mother's shopping...Tags: Computers, Baltimore County, Fort Meade (military base), Milan (Italy), Clothing
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Repairing Isabel's damage
Sun StaffHot weather did not deter more than 200 nationwide AmeriCorps/National Civilian Community Corps members and alumni from joining Havre de Grace residents yesterday to rebuild the city's promenade. Yesterday's six-hour restoration project capped weeks of...Tags: Hurricane Damage, Illinois, Renovation, Tropical Storms, Tom Carroll
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NC-17 rating fails to vex Waters
Sun Movie CriticJohn Waters must be one of the few film directors who can shrug when their work is declared off-limits to a significant portion of the movie-going population. "If anyone can take it, I can," Waters says, not as boast, but fact. Titled A Dirty Shame, the...Tags: Pornography, Tracey Ullman, John Waters, PG Rated Movies, National Lampoon Incorporated
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Upgrades on hold after five years at lackluster mall
Sun StaffThe 1999 blueprints for a Mondawmin Mall makeover seemed promising, with plans for sprucing up the bland decor and erecting a super-sized grocery, a family restaurant and a retail store large enough to box-in a Home Depot. But five years later, the...Tags: Companies and Corporations, James Rouse, Restaurants, The Home Depot, Dining and Drinking
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Pitching the quick fix
Sun StaffEarlier this year, two salespeople drove deep into the coal country of southern West Virginia on an improbable mission: selling expensive education software in one of the poorest corners of America. Logan County does not look like promising sales...Tags: Employment, Regional Authority, Gaming, Howard County, University of Chicago
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Families take stock of their lives as economy struggles to recover
Sun National StaffThird in a series MILWAUKEE, Wis. - Douglas Konecny loved everything about manufacturing. He loved the roar of the machines and the hum of the factory walls. The vibrations. The smells. Even the feel of the fans blowing against his damp skin on midsummer...Tags: Employment, Job Layoffs, Nursing, Amusement and Theme Parks, Walt Disney World Resort
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