"Good afternoon, it’s Monday, October 21st
at 4:00 o’clock and you’re
listening to 90.3 WKNJ-FM, Union, New
Jersey, and I’m Colleen McGovern with the news.
In International News...
Money can’t always buy you peace and
quiet. A Swedish newspaper reports a prominent businessman, Percy Nilsson
confessed he'd drilled holes in the tires of an ice cream truck. The
71-year-old, Mr. Nilsson says he was infuriated by the teenage driver blowing
the horn. The reason….. he says he wants to start a debate about ice cream
truck noise. The driver admits to blowing the horn almost 100 times per hour.
In National News...
Marijuana
may be now legal now in Washington State, but there are rules. Officials there
released the new rules for selling pot last week. Last year, both Washington
and Colorado legalized marijuana for recreational use. And as other states
consider legalization, Washington's new regulations, if successful, could
become a template.
Randy
Simmons oversaw the drafting of the new rules. He described the process for
qualifying for a license by saying “that there’ll be three different types of
licenses: growers, processors and retailers.” Retailers will be limited the
number of stores to 334 stores. All these stores will then end up in a lottery
process.
In Sports News...
After years of jokes, Ultimate Frisbee
players say they're finally getting some respect. For those who do not know the
game it is played seven-on-seven and teams score by catching the disc in an end
zone - kind of like football. And players make their own foul calls. Officials
only step in when an argument can't be resolved.
This year, for the first time ever, the
sport received provisional recognition from the International Olympic
Committee, and Ryland Barton that this weekend its national championship will
be broadcast live on ESPN3.
In Entertainment...
With just a few weeks to go before
starting production of the very anticipated book gone film “Fifty Shades of Grey”,
the leading man, Charlie Hunnam, quit, citing “scheduling conflicts.” But there
is wide speculation that Hunnam left under criticism from the extremely
opinionated fans who felt movie producers casted the wrong man.
Hollywood Reporter now with
Charlie Hunnam dropping out it is crunch time to find the next male lead and
start filming for the expected 2015 release date.
That’s it for your news on 90.3 WKNJ-FM,
Union, New Jersey. I’m Colleen McGovern and thanks for listening. "
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