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Business News
| LDS Church Leaders Too Busy to Testify in Tribune Lawsuit |
| Attorneys for LDS Church President Gordon B.
Hinckley, Presidents Thomas S. Monson and James E. Faust and First
Presidency Secretary F. Michael Watson have filed objections to
subpoenas from the Salt Lake Tribune Publishing Co. requesting
documents and their testimony in the lawsuit over the sale of the
Tribune to Denver-based MediaNews Group, Inc. The attorneys say that
since the LDS Church's First Presidency isn't a party to the lawsuit,
church leaders are too busy to provide testimony and the requests for
documents place an "undue economic burden" on the church. |
| Two Salt Lake Chocolatiers Have Common History |
| Two different branches of the Cummings family
now own two different 'Cummings' Chocolate shops after a feud in the
1960s split the family. The shops are the heritage of V. Clyde
Cummings, who took a cooking class to be in the same room with a girl
he liked. |
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