Keith Jackson dies at 89 voice of college football
Keith Jackson, the longtime ABC broadcaster famed for Rose Bowl calls and phrases like Whoa Nellie, died at 89. The Sherman Oaks resident left a lasting imprint on college football and sports broadcasting, with a career spanning Marine service, Seattle television, and Monday Night Football. He is survived by wife Turi Ann and three children.
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United States lifts pork import ban from Mexico
The USDA says Mexico is free of classical swine fever enabling export of pork and related products to the United States under regulated conditions. CSF risk is deemed very low and US producers welcome the move, noting Mexico was a top 2017 export market with substantial trade value.
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