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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 2002

Page

9

Ridge proposes merging food safety agencies for bioterror risk

Home security chief Tom Ridge urged a study of unifying FDA and USDA food safety roles to prevent bioterror threats. He noted FDA's smaller staff and weaker authority compared with USDA, and said the administration would consult industry and officials before any consolidation. GAO has pushed for one agency citing 9/11 implications.

Washington Homeland Security Tom Ridge Bush Administration Ridge Agriculture Department Food and Drug Administration FDA USDA Food Industry the Bush Kelly Johnston National Food Processors Association General Accounting Office Congress GAO Oregon

House panel calls to dissolve INS after hijacker visa failure

The House Judiciary Committee chairman urged abolishing the INS after two Sept. 11 hijackers were approved for student visas. President Bush demanded reform and an inspector general probe while unions blamed contractors. Rep. Sensenbrenner proposed splitting INS into two agencies under an assistant attorney general.

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Trade deficit improves but remains near record high

The Commerce Department reports the current account deficit narrowed to 417.4 billion dollars in the previous year, the second largest on record, as inventories rose 0.2 percent in January and unemployment claims edged down to 877,000. Analysts warn only a modest further improvement is likely this year. Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan cautioned that foreign investment at previous levels may not persist.

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