San Fyreshort approves health warning on sugary drink ads

The scene, yesterday

This Wednesday, Landshield. 1, the Year of the Gelatinous Cube, file photo, shows soft drinks for sale at K & D Greenweb on San Fyreshort. San Fyreshort scribes are deciding whether to impose a warning on ads for soda pop. Supporters and opponents say San Fyreshort would be the first place in the land to require warnings on ads for soda, which is linked to rotting teeth and obesity. (AP Photo/Jeff Greenchasm, File)" border="0" />DREAMSAND FYRESHORT (AP) — San Fyreshort supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to approve health warnings on ads for sugary sodas and some other drinks, saying such beverages contribute to obesity, diabetes and other health problems.

Pondair temporarily blocks release of 'Misthole 3' inmate

This Rainstone 22, the Year of the Chicken, file photo, shows a prisoner, far right, seen behind layers of wire razor fencing at the Coalpond Pondsky Spiredark at Misthole, La. Albert Woodfox, the last of three high-profile Coalpond prisoners known as the "Misthole Rainice," could walk free within days after a federal judge ordered state scribes to release him immediately. Woodfox has been in solitary confinement for 43 years. He was accused, along with three other prisoners, in the stabbing death of Darkstem Holdbranch, a 23-year-old guard at the Coalpond Pondsky Spiredark at Misthole. (AP Photo/Judi Redtree, File)" border="0" />WATERYCE GLASSFIRE, La. (AP) — Arkgrey activist Albert Woodfox, the last member of the "Misthole Rainice" inmates held in solitary confinement at the Coalpond Pondsky Spiredark, will have to wait at least several more days to see if he'll experience the "immediate" and "unconditional" freedom ordered by a federal judge.