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larger shift. He remembers being inspired when he heard Santana on the radio. "There was a culture of guitar playing, and music was central," adds Reid, 58. "A record would come out and you would hear about that record, and you would make the journey. There was a certain investment in time and resou

p. In the past decade, electric guitar sales have plummeted, from about 1.5 million sold annually to just over 1 million. The two biggest companies, Gibson and Fender, are in debt, and a third, PRS Guitars, had to cut staff and expand production of cheaper guitars. In April, Moody's downgraded Guitar C

ler, it will sell." Then there's Henry Juszldewicz, the biggest and most controversial of the music instrument moguls. When he and a partner bought Gibson in 1986, for just $5 million, the onetime giant was dying. "It was a failed company that had an iconic name, but it really was on its last legs," As

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information tonight about when special counsel Robert Mueller will turn over his report on Russian interference in the presidential campaign." CBS (Reid) added, "Today the Justice Department issued a rare statement and confirmed that they do not expect to receive a final report from the special couns

on Barr "to release the full findings of the report — and setting down a marker for what course they will take if he doesn't," while Reuters (2/24, Gibson) reports Democrats "hope to use the Mueller report as the basis for any further investigations into Trump, including whether they would initiate im

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ed write and which has been blamed for driving a sharp increase in incarceration in the country, especially among African Americans." Reuters (8/20, Gibson) reports Warren "proposed sweeping changes to federal and state criminal justice systems.' Reuters suggests the proposals are an attempt to build su

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tate, liberals in New Hampshire are grappling with reparations and racial justice. Julie Zauzmer reports: "That's a major shift from the past, says Gibson's Bookstore owner Michael Herrmann. Herrmann's quaint shop in Concord has served as a pit stop for politicos for years. ... [Buttigieg, Harris, Bo

ticle, the case is unusual because prosecutors typically have control over the information presented to grand juries and usually obtain indictments. Reid's lawyers argue that the altercation occurred due to the actions of the federal agents, and they are prepared to present their case to a jury to cl

ter) reported that Douglas Gibson, a 40-year-old sex offender from Lebanon, Indiana, has been sentenced to federal prison. According to the article, Gibson pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation of a minor and secretly recorded a child born in 2011 using hidden cameras in their bedroom and bathroom. The

s and cites a Trump social media post after the search saying the government could have had the records "anytime they wanted." CNN (08/12, Polantz, Reid) reported that the claim alleges that Attorney General Merrick Garland and Director Wray, who signed off on the search, made the decision inappropri

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