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Hot Dog Seller Gets Foie Gras Citation

Saturday, February 17, 2007 4:51:38 PM

CHICAGO (AP) - A hot dog restaurateur who advertised that he was selling foie gras despite the city's ban on its sale has become the first to be cited.

A city health department inspector turned up just before Hot Doug's opened Friday, slapped owner Doug Sohn with a citation and confiscated the duck- or goose-liver delicacy.

Sohn faces a fine of from $250 to $500 when he appears at a March 29 hearing.


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