Sports rage on the rise in youth games
A national pattern of parental aggression at youth events links broken calls to jaw injuries and a fatal Reading hockey fight. Experts note pressure from college hopes and legacy, with officials reporting frequent violence toward coaches and referees. Training programs and ethics codes seek to curb the trend.
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Thomas Junta
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Food safety preemption bill eyed by industry leaders
The National Uniformity for Food Act of 2000 would block states from tougher labeling or safety rules and require FDA exemptions. Senate Agriculture Committee approved it quietly with about 35 sponsors including Sen. Daschle. Industry argues a single national standard saves costs and protects commerce, while opponents warn it weakens state protections against cancer warnings and consumer risks.
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