Remains Found in Florida May Resolve Caylee Case
In Orlando investigators aim to identify skeletal remains of a young child found in a central Florida wooded lot, as the six month missing Caylee Anthony mystery presses on. Authorities vow round the clock DNA and crime scene work to confirm if the remains are Caylee, with Casey Anthony under custody and new forensic steps anticipated.
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Orlando
Fla
Florida
Caylee Anthony
Caylee
Orange County
Kevin Beary
FBI
Beary
Casey Anthony
Jose Baez
Lee Jantz
Forensic Anthropology Center
University of Tennessee
Bill Manion
Burlington County
N.J
Free lunches rise as economy tightens in schools
Free lunch programs grow rapidly as more low income children qualify. In 2006-07 the federal state funded effort fed over 30 million children. About 80 percent of schools report increases while many families face embarrassment seeking aid.
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Washington
Janey Thornton
Hardin County
Thornton
School Nutrition Association
Food stamp surge hits West Virginia hard in tough economy
West Virginia shows about 281 000 residents on SNAP benefits nearly one sixth of the population as national food stamp use hits a record 31.5 million in September 2008. Benefits rose in WV from 96 to 108 dollars monthly July through October, while overall federal spending exceeded 34.6 billion.
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Charleston
West Virginia
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kate Houston
Federal Food and Nutrition Service
Teresa Burdette
Direct Action Welfare Group
Burdette
Alaska
State Department of Health and Human Resources
Midwest
Houston
Obama says staff not involved in Blagojevich plot
President elect Barack Obama stated he is absolutely certain no one close to him was part of any scheme by Governor Rod Blagojevich to sell his Senate seat. He ordered an internal review of any contact between his aides and Blagojevich aides and pledged to release results soon.
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Chicago
Barack Obama
Rod Blagojevich
Senate
Obama
Tom Daschle
Blagojevich
Daschle Tackled With Dual Health Roles Big Health Reform Task
President-elect Barack Obama assigns Tom Daschle as health and human services secretary and head of a White House health reform office. The move links health overhauls to economic revival, with Jeanne Lambrew named deputy chief to bolster leadership and ensure strong agency management at HHS and its key agencies.
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Washington
Barack Obama
Tom Daschle
Daschle
Senate
Obama
White House
Cabinet
Chris Jennings
Bill Clinton
Bush
Clinton
Jennings
Jeanne Lambrew
Lambrew
HHS
Food and Drug Administration
Centers For Medicare
Chicago
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