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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 2002

Page

8

Government safety warning on home drowning hazards

The Consumer Product Safety Commission warns of hidden home drowning dangers, reporting 459 deaths of children under five from 1996 to 1999, two thirds in bathtubs. Buckets, spas, toilets and other containers also pose risks, with 115 yearly non pool drownings cited.

Washington Consumer Product Safety Commission Jacqueline Elder Safety Commission

Water safety tips for homes and bathrooms

Do not leave a pany or your child alone in a bathtub. Keep the toilet lid down and remove unsupervised young children from the bathroom. Empty containers containing liquids after use. Store buckets out of reach and avoid leaving empty containers that collect water. Secure spa or hot tub safety covers.

USDA delays action against beef processors that flunk tests

Consumer groups accuse the USDA of delaying corrective steps after ground beef tests show Salmonella positives at multiple plants. The report says testing stopped or actions lagged for weeks, while officials defend ongoing reviews and targeted enforcement.

USDA Agriculture Department Public Citizen Government Accountability Project Carol Tucker Foreman Consumer Federation of America Food Policy Institute Clinton

Email scam from Afghanistan soldier targets victims online

Federal officials warn of a Nigeria 419 style advance fee fraud now tied to a purported U S Special Forces soldier in Afghanistan claiming 36 million dollars in drug money. The message asks receivers to help move cash and promises a cut, then asks for fees.

Washington Afghanistan Secret Service Cans Bradon Curtis

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