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    Mar 20, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. 10 things you might not know about tomatoes

    A freeze in the South and Mexico has caused a tomato shortage, which leaves some food lovers stewing. Here are 10 tomato tidbits:
    Tribune staff reporters
    A freeze in the South and Mexico has caused a tomato shortage, which leaves some food lovers stewing. Here are 10 tomato tidbits: 1. The tomato originated in South and Central America, and the earliest variety was probably a yellow cherry tomato. The...

    Tags: Frank Sinatra, Ketchup, New York City, U.S. Supreme Court, West Virginia

    2. Jan 18, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  2. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo: 'We must transform our state government'

    Top of the Ticket
    Third in a Ticket series of State of the State speeches: Democrat says New York has the worst tax climate for businesses of any state....
    3. Jul 20, 2009 |Story| WPIX-LTV

  3. Ex-NYC Mayor Ed Koch Undergoes Surgery

    Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch is recovering Monday at New York-Presbyterian Hospital Columbia, after undergoing surgery to have his gallbladder removed.
    Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch is recovering Monday at New York-Presbyterian Hospital Columbia, after undergoing surgery to have his gallbladder removed. "The procedure was successful and recovering well according to his doctors," Koch's spokesman...

    Tags: Health, WPIX, New York, Regional Authority, New York City

    4. Apr 8, 2010 |Story| WPIX-LTV

  4. Ed Koch To Albany: "Throw the Bums Out"

    New York's 105th Mayor believes the timing is right for change in Albany. This Sunday's guest on PIX News Closeup, Ed Koch maintains that he's sick and tired of state government being crippled by a dysfunctional legislature. He's trying to do something about it, he says by launching a campaign, "New York Uprising" to, in his words, "throw the rascals out." He's formed a coalition with good government groups and the Citizens Union to spearhead a drive to bring change to the state capitol. He's specifically targeting legislators who are not committed to reform. "I don't believe the good ones are good enough, and the bad ones are evil," he maintains,and adds, "I want legislators who are willing to have a balanced budget without gimmicks and who are willing to impose a real ethics bill." Koch believes in this year of anti-incumbent sentiment among voters, the Republicans could regain control of the state senate. The outspoken former mayor would still like to see Governor Paterson step down and turn over the government process to Lt. Governor Richard Ravitch. He support's Ravitch's budget plan that involves some borrowing, but would result in a balanced budget at the end of five years.
    wpix.com
    New York's 105th Mayor believes the timing is right for change in Albany. This Sunday's guest on PIX News Closeup, Ed Koch maintains that he's sick and tired of state government being crippled by a dysfunctional legislature. He's trying to do something...

    Tags: National Government, WPIX, Corporate Crime, Joe Biden, Barack Obama

    5. Sep 15, 2010 |Story| WPIX-LTV

  5. Lawmaker vs. Prosecutor For NY Attorney General

    State Sen. Eric Schneiderman, who won the Democratic nomination for New York attorney general, will face Staten Island District Attorney Dan Donovan in a general election, pitting a self-described progressive lawmaker against a tough-talking prosecutor in the race to become the state's top lawyer.
    Associated Press Writer
    State Sen. Eric Schneiderman, who won the Democratic nomination for New York attorney general, will face Staten Island District Attorney Dan Donovan in a general election, pitting a self-described progressive lawmaker against a tough-talking prosecutor in...

    Tags: Assault, Lawyers, Hiram Monserrate, Political Corruption, Manhattan (New York City)

    6. Jan 15, 2011 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  6. University of California President Mark Yudof: The BMOC

    Mark Yudof became president of the University of California in 2008. Some timing. Since then, the university has seen its state funding, which accounts for about 13% of its operating budget, cut again and again.
    Mark Yudof became president of the University of California in 2008. Some timing. Since then, the university has seen its state funding, which accounts for about 13% of its operating budget, cut again and again. Now Gov. Jerry Brown wants another $500...

    Tags: Career and Workplace, Science and Technology, Macular Degeneration, Health, Government

    7. Nov 16, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Theodore Kheel dies at 96; labor mediator helped resolve thousands of disputes

    Theodore Kheel, a New York labor mediator who helped resolve more than 30,000 disputes, including an East Coast longshoremen's strike in 1962 and the city's 114-day newspaper union walkout the next year, has died. He was 96.
    Theodore Kheel, a New York labor mediator who helped resolve more than 30,000 disputes, including an East Coast longshoremen's strike in 1962 and the city's 114-day newspaper union walkout the next year, has died. He was 96. Kheel died Friday in New York...

    Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Civil Laws, Cornell University, Lawyers, Career and Workplace

    8. Oct 12, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Robert Hilburn's memoir: John Lennon remaking himself, then gone

    <i>Hilburn, former pop music critic for the Los Angeles Times, is author of "Corn Flakes With John Lennon (and Other Tales From a Rock 'n' Roll Life)." <a href="http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/la-ca-hilburn-lennon11-2009oct11,0,7359748.story"><b>An excerpt in Sunday Calendar</b></a> recalled his relationship with Lennon after the Beatles' breakup. In today's abridged excerpt, he writes about Lennon's murder.</i>
    Hilburn, former pop music critic for the Los Angeles Times, is author of "Corn Flakes With John Lennon (and Other Tales From a Rock 'n' Roll Life)." An excerpt in Sunday Calendar recalled his relationship with Lennon after the Beatles' breakup. In today's...

    Tags: Elvis Presley, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Manhattan (New York City)

    9. Oct 6, 2010 |Story| WPIX-LTV

  9. Paladino Tries To Soften Images But Fires New Salvo

    Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Carl Paladino tried to convince an audience that they were listening to a "kinder, gentler" candidate. But at the breakfast meeting of the city's business leaders, Paladino called his opponent a "real phony." Aftewards he asserted that Cuomo is "disingenuous" and was "hiding from people" by refusing to accept his challenge to a series of debates.
    wpix.com
    Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Carl Paladino tried to convince an audience that they were listening to a "kinder, gentler" candidate. But at the breakfast meeting of the city's business leaders, Paladino called his opponent a "real phony." Aftewards...

    Tags: WPIX, Regional Authority, Crimes, Criminals, Politics

    10. Sep 14, 2010 |Story| WPIX-LTV

  10. Schneiderman Moves Ahead Of Rice In Primary

    Late returns from New York City in the Democratic primary for New York attorney general show state Sen. Eric Schneiderman moving ahead of Nassau County prosecutor Kathleen Rice in a race where she was ahead early.
    Late returns from New York City in the Democratic primary for New York attorney general show state Sen. Eric Schneiderman moving ahead of Nassau County prosecutor Kathleen Rice in a race where she was ahead early. With 83 percent of precincts reporting,...

    Tags: Assault, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Lawyers, Locust Valley, Long Island

    11. Jun 7, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  11. Live review: LCD Soundsystem commands the crowd of drunk girls (and boys)

    Pop & Hiss
    This much is true: If you write a song called “Drunk Girls,” no matter how thick you cake on the layers of irony, you will reap what you sow. Of course, there are other ways to explain the popularity of......
    12. Aug 16, 2009 |Story| WPIX-LTV

  12. Bloomberg To Reward Teachers With 8 Percent Salary Hike

    The Bloomberg administration has allocated money to hike teacher salaries by 8 percent over the next two years.
    wpix.com
    The Bloomberg administration has allocated money to hike teacher salaries by 8 percent over the next two years. According to the New York Post, this plan is to be enacted before contract negotiation talks, and as a result, Bloomberg will have raised...

    Tags: Contracts, Wages and Pensions, WPIX, New York, New York City

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