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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2001
Page
9
Industry groups propose easier terms on ingredients that trigger allergies such as milk for casein and eggs for albumen. Labels would reveal flavoring sources like butter or peanuts, with warnings used only when unavoidable, aiming to protect consumers and reduce legal risk.
The 74th Scripps Howard National Spelling Bee narrows to 87 finalists as 248 spellers compete for a $10,000 prize. Contestants use varied techniques from writing words on their bodies to thoughtful pauses, with finalists advancing to rounds covering terms like deuteranopia, limousine, and binoculars.
The Congressional Budget Office reports that from 1979 to 1997 the wealthiest 1 percent paid 23 percent of federal taxes, up from 15.5 percent, a 48 percent rise. Their after-tax income rose from 263,700 to 677,900, a 157 percent gain, while lower income groups saw little or modest growth.
In Sandpoint Idaho six children aged 8 to 16 refused to leave their rural home after deputies arrested their mother for felony injury to a child. A pack of more than 20 dogs was released, hunting and fending off officers during a two hour standoff before deputies retreated to defuse the situation. The house lacks basic utilities and the children have been self sufficient for about a year under the care of an absent father and an aunt who aided authorities.
Susanneville area wildfire scorched .950 acre city limits and neared an RV park as firefighters fight to protect evacuated homeowners. In Florida a Mallory Swamp blaze has burned about 61,000 acres of timber and swamp between Tallahassee and Gainesville, largest of 184 active fires statewide. Containment around 45 percent as Interior Secretary Norton warned of severe wildfire potential.
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