FDA Issues Food Security Guidelines for Safer Food
The FDA urges best practices for farms, restaurants, and supermarkets including background checks, water safeguards, salad bar monitoring, and restricted access to control systems and sensitive areas. Guidelines note after shift checks and locked transport for importers, published in Federal Register.
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U S forces capture senior al Qaida fighters near cave complex
U S troops seize two senior al Qaida leaders and confiscate their computers and cell phones near a vast cave network used by Osama bin Laden. American troops question prisoners in Pakistan to identify those with knowledge of the network for possible transfer to U S custody. A wounded al Qaida fighter kills himself with a grenade during an escape from a Kandahar hospital where he and six others were held. The U S envoy calls for bombardment to crush remaining Taliban and al Qaida strongholds. Crowds line up to view World Trade Center ruins prompting a city issued viewing tickets plan.
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Supreme Court narrows scope of disabilities act
The Supreme Court ruling limits ADA coverage for workers with partial disabilities such as carpal tunnel. Justice O Connors opinion states disability must affect activities central to daily life and be permanent or long lasting. Ella Williams, a former Toyota engine assembler in Georgetown Kentucky, sought reassignment after wrist and arm restrictions but was refused.
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Police release video of hijacker from 9 11 case
Maryland State Police released a dashboard cam video showing Ziad Jarrah, one of the Sept. 11 hijackers, being pulled over for speeding two days before the attacks. Jarrah remained calm and cooperative, with no red flags or grounds to detain him, according to Col. David Mitchell.
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Gazette promotes farming through recycled paper and soybean ink
The Gazette highlights sustainable practices by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle papers at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW or other local recycling sites.
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Gazette and Iowa City Gazette Publication Details
The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette established January 10 1883 publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. Subscriptions vary by method with weekly and 4 52 week rates and AP content rights noted. Postmaster and subscription service contact details listed.
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