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Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
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Braves complete sweep of Phillies with 5-2 win
Matt Diaz drove in the go-ahead run with an eighth-inning double and the Atlanta Braves beat Philadelphia 5-2 on Thursday night to complete their first home sweep of the Phillies in four years.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
Companies recall products linked to milk processor
Food distributors across the country announced on Thursday they are recalling nonfat dry milk, cocoa and other products that are linked to a possible salmonella contamination at a Plainview, Minn., milk processor.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
Los Angeles police under scrutiny in Jackson death
The investigation of Michael Jackson’s death is widening as questions intensify about the drugs he took, the doctors who provided them and the actions of police.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
American soldier feared captured in Afghanistan
An American soldier is believed being held by the Taliban after he walked off his base in eastern Afghanistan without his body armor and weapon, officials said Thursday.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
Hearing delayed on Jackson's kids at mom's request
A judge on Thursday delayed a guardianship hearing for Michael Jackson's children at the request of attorneys for the singer's mother and his ex-wife, Deborah Rowe.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
South Carolina: 1st lady says she may forgive husband's affair
The wife of embattled South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford called his affair with an Argentine woman "inexcusable" but said Thursday she is willing to forgive him.
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Shelby D.A. Gibbons trails pack in governor’s race fundraising
The Bill Gibbons for Governor campaign has raised more than $415,000, according to a campaign news release.
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French: Air France plane hit the sea belly first
Air France Flight 447 slammed into the Atlantic Ocean, intact and belly first, at such a high speed that the 228 people aboard probably had no time to even inflate their life jackets, French investigators said Thursday in their first report into the June 1 accident.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
Hamilton County: Sheriff's deputies nab 15-pound drug shipment
Law enforcement, working with the U.S. Postal Service, intercepted a 15-pound shipment of marijuana bound for a Lee Highway address today.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
CDC: US swine flu cases rise to nearly 34,000
The number of U.S. swine flu cases has reached nearly 34,000, and deaths have risen 34 percent in the past week to 170, federal health officials reported Thursday.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
Tennessee: Charges dropped in alleged Smoky Mountain rape
Tennessee prosecutors dropped charges Thursday against a Georgia man accused of kidnapping and raping a woman in a remote mountain cabin, saying they doubted her credibility after her apparent rescue by a quick-thinking pizza deliveryman.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
Tennessee to get new specialty license plates
Gov. Phil Bredesen is once again allowing the latest batch of specialty license plates to become law without his signature.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
VA silent on compensating for endoscopic mistakes
An attorney for veterans potentially exposed to HIV and other infections by colonoscopies at three Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals said his clients are waiting to hear if they will be compensated for mistakes that led to congressional hearings and new VA spending on patient safety.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
Circuit City completes sale of Canadian assets
RICHMOND, Va. — Electronics retailer Circuit City, which closed all its U.S. stores, has sold its Canadian stores to telecommunications company Bell Canada.
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