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2007
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin dismissed Alu Alkhanov, the president of the republic of Chechnya, and named its widely feared PM Ramzan Kadyrov as acting president.
2007
Hershey Co. said it would cut about 11 percent of its workforce and reduce the number of production lines it operates by more than a third as it spends as much as $575 million to overhaul its manufacturing. The Chicago-based US chocolate maker also said it will build a new, cost-efficient manufacturing plant in Monterrey, Mexico.
2007
JetBlue Airways Corp. tried to calm a maelstrom of criticism, after passengers were left waiting on planes at a NY airport for as long as 11 hours during a snow and ice storm.
2007
Government scientists struggled to pinpoint the source of the first US salmonella outbreak linked to peanut butter. Nearly 300 people in 39 states have fallen ill since August, and federal health investigators said they strongly suspect Peter Pan peanut butter and certain batches of Wal-Mart's Great Value house brand, both manufactured by ConAgra Foods. By June the number of cases grew to over 600 in 47 states.
2007
Scientists gathered in Atlanta, Ga., to find a way to stop a fungus killing the world’s frogs. Up to 170 species have gone extinct in the past decade.
2007
Robert Adler (93), co-inventor of the TV remote control, died in Boise, Idaho. He and Eugene Polley invented the Zenith Space Command remote control in 1956.
2007
Ray Evans (b.1915), songwriter and longtime partner with Jay Livingston (d.2001), died. Their songs included “Whatever Will be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera)” and “Mona Lisa,” as well as the themes for the TV series “Bonanza” and “Mr. Ed.” (SSFC, 2/18/07
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