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Can you become addicted to chocolate?
You've probably heard the term "chocoholic" before. Maybe you've even used it to describe your devotion to what the Mayans and Aztecs believed was a food of the gods. Usually said jokingly, "chocoholic" actually nods to a potentially serious question: Can...Tags: Behavioral Conditions, Science and Technology, Weight, Foods and Beverages, Mental Health
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Three Pa. men charged with passing counterfeit money in Hagerstown
dona@herald-mail.comThree Pennsylvania men were charged Monday with passing counterfeit $100 bills at Kmart and the Premium Outlets in an incident in which one suspect rammed a police cruiser, according to Washington County District Court records. Zollie Gibson, 49, of...Tags: Kmart, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Tommy Hilfiger Corp., Prosecution, Theft
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CORRECTED (OFFICIAL)-FACTBOX-What the NY fuel supply chain has done since Sandy
Reuters(Removes "and whether to buy its own tanker trucks" from 20th paragraph. The DLA corrected and clarified an earlier statement. It said it will not buy its own tanker trucks. It will seek to expand its partnerships with fuel trucking companies.) April...Tags: Buckeye Partners LP, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Vehicles, Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Magellan Midstream Partners LP
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Lakers' Kobe Bryant in a legal battle with his mother
Kobe Bryant is locked in a court battle with his mother because she is trying to auction off his old Lakers and high school memorabilia. Pamela Bryant was given $450,000 up front by Goldin Auctions, a New Jersey auction house, so it could sell...Tags: Auction Service, Justice System, Lawyers, Philadelphia 76ers, Crime, Law and Justice
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Fourth day of deliberations ends in Philadelphia abortion case
The jury in the murder trial of a Philadelphia doctor accused of killing babies and a patient during late-term abortions at a clinic serving low-income women ended its fourth day of deliberations Friday without reaching verdicts. Dr. Kermit Gosnell, 72,...Tags: Lawyers, Symptoms, Trials, Hospitals and Clinics, Prosecution
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Railroad magnate built up company
William Johnson was a leading practitioner of the art of building a diversified industrial company, leveraging the assets of a Chicago-based railroad to acquire dozens of companies in industries ranging from manufacturing to muffler shops. After...
Tags: University of Pennsylvania, Economy, Business and Finance, Washington College (Maryland), Chestertown, Railway Transportation
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Ex-husband not bitter, just 'confused' about missing Pa. woman's reappearance
PHILADELPHIA (MCT) — Lee Heist's phone won't stop ringing. Just about every five minutes, it chimes with calls, from New York, from Philadelphia, from Lancaster County, Pa.. They're calling with questions about Brenda Heist - Heist's ex-wife,...Tags: Key West, Lancaster County (Pennsylvania), Family, Montgomery County (Pennsylvania), Theft
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Man accused of passing counterfeit money is charged with assaulting Maryland State Police troopers
dona@herald-mail.comOne of three men accused of passing counterfeit currency Monday has been charged with assaulting Maryland State Police troopers as they attempted to take him into custody in the parking lot of Premium Outlets, according to Washington County District Court...Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Trials, Prosecution, Maryland State Police
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Gov. Tom Corbett blames workers, again, for state's job growth fiasco
When Tom Corbett was running for governor in 2010, he argued that the business community was suffering because Pennsylvania's workers were too lazy to wean themselves from the unemployment benefits being extended by those nasty Democrats in Washington....
Tags: Unemployment, Employment Opportunities, Radio, Politics, Entertainment
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Five for your planner: Friday, May 3
1. Swingin’ Washington County Public Schools present their 2013 outdoor jazz festival, featuring bands from nine middle and high schools in Washington County. 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 4, at Doub’s Woods pavilion, off Maryland Avenue....
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Jury in abortion doctor murder case resumes deliberations tomorrow
PHILADELPHIA — A Philadelphia jury ended a second day of deliberations on Wednesday without reaching verdicts in the murder trial of a doctor accused of killing babies and a patient during late-term abortions at a clinic serving low-income women....Tags: Judges, Lawyers, Symptoms, Trials, Hospitals and Clinics
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Money from Philly red-light runners will improve Lehigh Valley traffic safety
The Road Warrior w/Dan HartzellIn what I consider another example of why red-light cameras should be approved for statewide use, revenue from red-light runners in Philadelphia will be distributed to municipalities across Pennsylvania, including five in our region, for projects to...
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