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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1997

Page

12

USDA food stamp chief brings new perspective

Shirley Robinson Watkins, 59, becomes undersecretary for Agriculture's Food Nutrition and Consumer Services, the first black to hold the post. The former Memphis school food director says minority outreach and nutrition programs can uplift families, noting the agency handles over 40 billion dollars in a system feeding millions daily.

USDA Washington Shirley Robinson Bill Clinton Hope Ark Clinton Eldridge Cassidy Arkansas University of Arkansas White House Shirley Robinson Watkins Department of Agriculture Mrs. Watkins Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services Agency McDonald’s Agriculture Department Watkins Memphis

Buyer beware in outdoor guide industry scrutiny

Salt Lake City reports tourists rely on outfitters for wild river trips and canyon hikes, but oversight varies by state. Experts urge uniform regulation while examining TrekAmerica Antelope Canyon incident where guide Quintana survived a deadly flood after limited training.

Salt Lake City Terry Messmer Utah State University Extension Arizona Antelope Canyon Poncho Quin Ana Navajo Nation Quintana Los Angeles TrekAmerica Messmer National Park Service

No verdict on Arizona bank fraud trial

Jurors in Gov. Fife Symington's federal bank fraud case deliberated for a fifth full day without a verdict. The 15th week of the trial began as prosecutors say he falsified financial statements to obtain nearly 200 million dollars in loans for his development business from 1986 to 1991.

Phoenix Gov. Fife Symington Symington Secunty Federal Bank

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