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Parents of children at 14 Harford schools warned of pizza product recall
Parents of children who attend 14 Harford County public schools were warned by school officials Thursday night that their children may have eaten a pizza product that is subject to a voluntary recall because of possible E. coli bacteria contamination....Tags: Education, Aberdeen, Parenting, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Students
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Beyond sanctions, Iran squeezed by higher edible oil costs
Reuters* Mewah, Wilmar lead palm oil charge to Iran * Premiums, long-term contracts key to profitable trade * Iran turning to palm oil as soyoil supplies limited By Niluksi Koswanage KUALA LUMPUR, April 29 (Reuters) - Iran is having to pay a premium for...Tags: Saudi Arabia, Tehran (Iran), India, Wage Contract Issues, China
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Summer lunch program prepares for year two in Somerset
Daily American Staff Writer, @daalyssacThe Somerset County Summer Food Service Program is fighting childhood hunger one meal at a time by opening sites to serve free meals to all children. "The Summer Food Service Program is a national initiative to ensure that children are able to receive...Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Food scarce at Niles pantry
South Bend TribuneNILES -- Normally, says Jan Nowak, the director of caring ministries and social services at The Salvation Army in Niles, she'd have no problem waiting for the annual postal carrier food drive on May 11 to restock the organization's food pantry. But...Tags: The Salvation Army, Human Interest
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Mission:Jobs for adults with autism
South Bend TribuneSOUTH BEND -- It's called the "90 percent problem" -- the percentage of autistic adults who are either unemployed or underemployed. Green Bridge Growers, a startup business at Innovation Park at Notre Dame, is working on a solution. The company is...Tags: Science and Technology, Agriculture, Colleges and Universities, Plant Openings, Companies and Corporations
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Bill to end sequester's air travel delays flies through Congress
WASHINGTON — Congress approved a quick fix Friday to end the flight delays snarling the nation's airports, and President Obama will sign the bill when it reaches the White House, showing how swiftly compromise can be found when powerful interests...
Tags: Washington, DC, John Boehner, U.S. Senate, Air Transportation Industry, Hugo Martin
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Deals of the day -- mergers and acquisitions
ReutersApril 26 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 2000 GMT on Friday: ** Private equity firms Cinven and Warburg Pincus and co-investors completed their exit from Dutch cable firm Ziggo in a placement of their...Tags: Consumer Goods Industries, Real Estate Sellers, Petroleum Industry, Real Estate Buyers, Economy, Business and Finance
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Niles Salvation Army desperate for food donations
South Bend TribuneNILES — Normally, says Jan Nowak, the director of caring ministries and social services at the Salvation Army in Niles, she’d have no problem waiting for the annual postal carrier food drive on May 11 to restock the organization’s food...Tags: The Salvation Army, Human Interest
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USDA starts new program to track farm animals
MILWAUKEE - The federal government has launched a new livestock identification program to help agriculture officials to quickly track livestock in cases of disease. It is the U.S. Department of Agriculture's second attempt at implementing such a system,...Tags: Agriculture, Tuberculosis, Scabies , U.S. Department of Agriculture, Brucellosis
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Wheat quality specialist at NDSU receives international research award
The American Association of Cereal Chemists International (AACCI) has awarded the 2013 AACCI Young Scientist Award to Senay Simsek, assistant professor in hard red spring wheat end quality at North Dakota State University. The award is presented...Tags: Research, Science and Technology, Consumer Goods Industries, Science, Purdue University
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Alice Waters, school officials talk teaching with food
Fast food begets a fast-food culture that has seeped into pretty much everything going on in the world today, the chef Alice Waters told a crowd gathered at UCLA for a presentation about edible education. Fast food, Waters said, affects our laws,...
Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Students, University of California, Los Angeles, Health and Safety at School, Tomatoes
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Bird flu more difficult to detect this time around
China has suffered outbreaks of bird flu before, but the virus that has now infected more than 100 people across eastern China and Taiwan is different in several important ways, according to scientists and researchers. The new virus is H7N9, a different...
Tags: Science and Technology, Health, China, Health Organizations, Symptoms
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