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The chicken breasts contain an Italian seasoning which includes milk, a known allergen, and is not listed in the label. The products were produced on January 19, 2008 and went to retail establishments in a number of states, including Georgia. For more information on the recall, go to http://www.fsis.usda.gov/news_&_events/recall_003_2008_release/index.asp. 1/23/2008 CPSC RECALLS The Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued more recalls on products. The names of the products and information about them can be found below. Remember to always go to the CPSC website link at the top of this page for the latest CPSC product recall information. Toy Racing Cars http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml08/08172.html Battat Magnabild Magnetic Building Systems http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml08/08173.html 1/19/2008 BEAN RECALL Atlanta - Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tommy Irvin is alerting consumers to a nationwide recall of green beans and garbanzo beans due to the risk of botulism.
For some, layaway option still a keeper
Karen Tiller pushed a shopping cart down a short, drab hallway, holding two sets of camouflage jackets, matching pants and a box of T-Fal pots and pans. The word "Layaway" stretches across the top of the hallway's entrance. One by one, Tiller lifted her selections -- some Christmas presents for family -- onto a counter. A cashier totaled the prices. Tiller's order came to $146. She paid $40 down on the items and left, empty-handed. By putting her items on layaway, Tiller arranged to come back in two weeks to pay on the total purchase. By Dec. 7, Tiller and others who have items on layaway at Kmart must claim their merchandise, paying for the orders in full. Kmart is one of few Roanoke Valley retailers that still offer layaway. Stores that have it include T.J.
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When the Bay Area's Summer of Love is discussed, the chat chiefly regards the music, politics, and drugs that shaped a generation — but that discussion is nearly always focused on rock 'n' roll. That all-important year of 1967, however, was also a marker for those outside of the Grateful Dead paradigm. Important artists who heeded the calls of '60s watersheds John Coltrane, Miles Davis, or Muddy Waters influenced the season significantly, too, and are therefore due their share of recognition. One such musician is blues harmonica icon Charlie Musselwhite. Since the mid-1960s, Mississippi-born Musselwhite has been one of the head honchos of harmonica. He possesses a deep, dense tone that's part Mississippi roots, part Chicago electricity. Born in 1944, Musselwhite cut his teeth playing harp — hepcat slang for harmonica — with legendary acoustic bluesmen Furry Lewis and Big Joe Williams in Memphis.
Derby spoils settled in a familiar way
An 82nd minute free-kick he swept invitingly into the box seemed certain to be turned in at the back post by Chris Hogg, only for the Hibs central defender to pull up under pressure from Christos Karipidis. Afterwards Paatelainen claimed Hogg had been impeded. Such a reading of the incident wasn't disputed by Frail, who had a sinking feeling that Steve Banks' goal was about to be breached as the ball was curled over by Rankin. "There might have been a wee bit in it (the challenge by Karipidis], but the referee never gave it, thankfully." As much as their form, Hearts' luck might be changing.JEEPERS KEEPERSHibs goalies struck by the Tynecastle derby curse:Simon BrownThought a Lee Miller header was drifting wide and let it go - only to watch in horror as the ball drifted into the corner of his net.
L.A. company pays $31.3M for Pablo Creek shopping center
The Pablo Creek Plaza East shopping center has sold for $31.3 million. Kimco Developers Inc. (NYSE: KDI) sold the 320,000-square-foot center to Westwood Financial Corp. Real Estate Investments Dec. 19. It was the Los Angeles-based company's first acquisition in Northeast Florida. Kimco acquired and developed the center at the southeast corner of Beach and Hodges boulevards in 2005. The 47-acre development is anchored by Target, OfficeMax and Michael's. Kimco Developers is a subsidiary of the real estate investment trust Kimco Realty Corp. (NYSE: KIM) based in New York that specializes in neighborhood shopping centers around the U.S. Kimco also owns the Shoppes at Amelia Concourse in Yulee and is developing the Avenues Walk at Interstate 95 and U.S.
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