124 Percent Shoppers Learn Cost Saving Nutrition Tips
An Associated Press report outlines how to eat well on a budget by choosing protein rich foods efficiently. It compares eggs to beef, lists proximate protein amounts from common foods, and notes that price per pound can be misleading once trimming and cooking are done. It also offers consumer tips to reduce a grocery bill by 10 to 15 percent through smart shopping and store brands.
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Associated Press
National Cattlemen's Association
USDA
Ing
Cornell University
Louisville sewage workers still suffer chemical aftereffects
Some workers at Louisville’s Morris Forman Waste Water Treatment Plant report persistent health problems more than a year after toxic pesticides used in manufacturing contaminated the facility. Headaches dizziness nausea and amnesia linger despite lab tests showing rapid chemical clearance.
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Louisville
John Heath
Morris Forman
MSD
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
Cincinnati
Geneticists doubt cloning's success
Genetic specialists told a House health subcommittee cloning a live healthy human baby is biologically impossible though joining a body cell with an egg to start a clone is easy. They criticized David Rorvik's book In His Image as misleading, and said biological barriers render human cloning prospects nil.
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House
David Rorvik
Rorvik
Europe
Beatrice Mintz
Institute For Cancer Reseach
Uversity of
Minnesota
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Fort Wayne
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Anderson
Tops Club, Inc
Robert D. Elrick
Cleveland
Middleburg Heights
Ohio
Elrick
Charles Wisseman
Occupational Safety Team
Wisseman
NIOSH
WERE
Wiseman
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Sherwin-Williams
Tate Tag
Central Ave
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