New Citizen Alexander Godunov Wants Hamburgers and Freedom
Alexander Godunov, the Soviet ballet star who defected in 1979, became a U S citizen in New York, saying he values the country and plans to celebrate with a hamburger stuffed with caviar. He spoke on courthouse steps after the oath.
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Agriculture panel tightens attendance checks
Senate Agriculture Committee approves rules to limit attendance records and curb abuse. Patrick Leahy says attendance will be taken only during bill drafting sessions and executive meetings, while other senators describe past gamesmanship and defend or critique previous campaigns.
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Farm drugs linked to human illness in new study
A New England Journal of Medicine report says antibiotic use on farms fuels antimicrobial resistant salmonella infections in people. Researchers traced contaminated hamburger to dairy cows slaughtered for meat, noting 675 illnesses and two deaths in California in 1985.
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