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Jackson doctor lied about drug orders, pharmacist testifies
By: Harriet Ryan and Victoria Kim at Los Angeles County Superior Court
October 4, 2011
A Las Vegas pharmacist testified Tuesday morning that he shipped large amounts of propofol to Michael Jackson's personal physician in the months leading up to the singer's death.
Los Angeles Times
New iPhone Bows but Fails to Wow
BY GEOFFREY A. FOWLER AND JOHN LETZING
October 4, 2011
Apple Inc.'s Tim Cook stepped into the spotlight for the first time as chief executive to unveil a new iPhone that was more fizzle than pop.
Wall Street Journal
After 4-year ordeal, a Seattle Homecoming for Amanda Knox
By PHUONG LE and MANUEL VALDES
Last Modified: Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011 - 7:17 pm
The Sacramento Bee
Giant Alien Snails Attack Miami, Though They're Not in Much of a Rush
By: Arian Campo-Flores
October 4, 2011
MIAMI—Floridians have grown accustomed to invasions of exotic creatures, like the Burmese pythons slithering throughout the Everglades. But residents here are especially grossed out by the latest arrivals: giant African land snails that grow as long as eight inches, chew through plants, plaster and stucco, and sometimes carry a parasite that can infect humans with a nonlethal strain of meningitis.
Wall Street Journal
Future of 'The Simpsons' up in the air after money dispute
By: Reuters
October 4, 2011 4:36 P.M. LOS ANGELES -- The future of animated TV comedy “The Simpsons” was up in the air on Tuesday after 20th Century Fox Television said it could no longer afford to produce the show without a huge pay cut for its cast.
Hang 10 for a letter -- Hawaii likely to OK surfing as high school sport
By Greg Morrison, CNN
updated 12:04 AM EST, Tue October 4, 2011
(CNN) -- A Hawaiian tradition is about to become recognized as a legitimate high school sport.
Drunken Students Who Post Facebook Photos Could Be at Risk, Study Says
By CARRIE GANN, ABC News Medical Unit
Oct. 3, 2011
College students who post the details of their drunken nights on Facebook can end up with a few problems on their hands – embarrassment, regret or explanations to mom and dad. But a new study from researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison suggests those Facebook postings may also signal that a student is at clinical risk of having a drinking problem.
ABC News
Makeup Makes Women Seem More Competent, Study Says
Oct. 4, 2011
Wearing makeup has a significant impact on how people perceive women, making women seem more attractive, competent, likable and trustworthy, according to new research published this week.
Man Released 17 Years After Being Wrongfully Convicted of Murder
Published October 05, 2011
Associated Press
LOS ANGELES – A man whose murder conviction was overturned after 17 years behind bars was released Tuesday from a Los Angeles jail.
Fox News
Citi Hikes Fees on Checking Accounts
By Jessica Dickler October 5, 2011: 10:53 AM ET
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- The fees keep coming. Citi is the latest big bank to slap customers with a round of fee hikes. This time, on its checking accounts.
CNN
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