Iraq denies Tikrit nuclear warhead report
The Interior Ministry called a Tikrit nuclear warhead claim unfounded after the Al Sabah report. The U.S. military said it had no knowledge of such weapons and was reviewing the report, noting no corroborating information at this time.
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Textile leaders press Congress to curb Chinese imports
More than 100 textile and apparel executives toured Congress in Unity 2004 to avert lifting all remaining U S quotas next January under China’s WTO membership. Southern leaders warn of market flood and plant closures without safeguards, urging fair trade actions and temporary quotas on key Chinese items.
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Chicken supplier fires 11 workers after cruelty video
Pilgrim's Pride dismissed 11 workers at its Moorefield West Virginia plant after an animal abuse video showed workers kicking and stomping birds. The company will halt purchases from Moorefield and add a full time inspector and staff education on animal welfare.
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Gregg Dedrick
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