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Trump Trial Reveals Other Stars Who Paid to Bury Stories
ROGUE’S GALLERY
David Pecker, the former National Enquirer publisher, dished the details during his testimony Thursday.
2
Southwest Airlines Cuts Service to 4 International Airports
GROUNDED
The airline reported losses of $218 million excluding special items in the first quarter, up from $163 million reported a year ago.

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Why Columbia’s Senate Won’t Censure President Over Protests
PUNCHES PULLED
The faculty body is set to vote on a watered-down version of a resolution against her.
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3 Women Got HIV From ‘Vampire Facials’ at Shady Spa
INFECTION CONNECTION
The Albuquerque clinic was unlicensed and unsanitary, officials say.

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Auto Companies Boost Production

REVVING UP

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 10:37AM EDT / Published May 22, 2013 9:35AM EDT

Keep ’em coming! The Big Three American auto companies—Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler—are planning to increase production this summer as demand for new cars and trucks continues to grow. Normally factories for the automakers have shut down for two weeks each summer, but Ford’s will do so only for a week, GM’s not at all, and Chrysler will have a break at only four of its 10 plants.

Read it at The Plain-Dealer