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Bar manager acquitted in Bourbon St. noise case

By The Associated Press
March 9, 2012

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A Bourbon Street bar manager hauled into court over the volume of music from the club he runs has been found not guilty by a New Orleans city judge. Police said amplified music...

Public online auction to privatize Washington’s liquor industry

By The Associated Press
March 9, 2012

YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — Washington state opened a public auction online Thursday of its state-run liquor stores, beginning the process of privatizing a booze industry the state has tightly controlled...

Proposed bill would regulate exotic animals introduced in Ohio

By The Associated Press
March 9, 2012

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio lawmaker is proposing that owners of exotic animals be subjected to background checks and required to fence their property — measures supporters say might have...

Parisian hair salon offers low-priced styling for disadvantaged women

By The Associated Press
March 9, 2012

PARIS (AP) — The Josephine beauty parlor in northern Paris is celebrating its first birthday Thursday and the success of a simple idea: When life is ugly, make women feel beautiful. Some 1,200 disadvantaged...

Mardi Gras Museum’s glitz, glamour auctioned off after budget cuts

By The Associated Press
March 9, 2012

KENNER, La. (AP) — They came in T-shirts and jeans to bid on crowns, scepters and capes of Mardi Gras kings and queens, or the jewels and coins tossed to their eager subjects. The glitzy pageantry...

Osama bin Laden’s widows charged with illegal entry into Pakistan

By The Associated Press
March 9, 2012

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistan has charged Osama bin Laden's three widows with illegally entering and living in the country, the interior minister said Thursday. The three women have been in...

U.K. press regulator axed after Murdoch phone-hacking scandal

By The Associated Press
March 9, 2012

LONDON (AP) — Britain's press regulator, much criticized amid a scandal over tabloid phone hacking, has confirmed it is to be abolished and replaced with a new body. The Press Complaints Commission...

Ohio nursing home meth lab fire death ruled accidental

By The Associated Press
March 7, 2012

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A man killed by a methamphetamine lab fire at an Ohio nursing home was burned over 90 percent of his body, and his death was accidental, a medical examiner said Wednesday. The...

Douglas Kornfel’s sculpture chosen for New Orleans evacuation art

By The Associated Press
March 7, 2012

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A Massachusetts sculptor's image of a lone figure with an upstretched arm has been approved as the piece of public art that will be reproduced and placed at 17 points around the...

New Moscow protest authorized Wednesday; turnout in doubt

By The Associated Press
March 7, 2012

MOSCOW (AP) — Authorities in Moscow on Wednesday gave permission for another major protest rally this weekend, but one of the organizers warned that the turnout may be smaller than the huge throngs...

Top policeman says son Paul Condon worked at Murdoch title

By The Associated Press
March 7, 2012

LONDON (AP) — Two former Scotland Yard chiefs had their children do internships at Rupert Murdoch's newspaper company, one of them testified Wednesday, revealing yet another link between senior members...

Virginia governor signs pre-abortion ultrasound bill into law

By The Associated Press
March 7, 2012

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia's governor has signed into law a bill requiring women to undergo abdominal ultrasound exams before having abortions, weeks after lawmakers dropped contentious language...