Hill’s Courage Shifts Views On Hill Thomas Era
Ellen Goodman reflects on the Anita Hill Clarence Thomas hearings and how public opinion moved from numbers to a storytelling truth. The piece notes Hill’s courage sparked activism, opened dialogue on sexual harassment, and altered how Americans view the events and the people involved.
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Hill
Public Court of Appeals
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Wall Street Journal
Supreme Court
Paula Coughlin
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USDA to allow tri sodium phosphate rinse in poultry plants
The Agriculture Department will permit poultry processors to rinse carcasses with trisodium phosphate to cut illness-causing bacteria. Data show reduced salmonella. FDA has not deemed it a food additive. Practical use likely 30 days away, with plant-by-plant approval pending.
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Food Safety and Inspection Service
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Community Nutrition Institute
Rhone-Poulenc Inc
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Chemical and Pharmaceutical Company
FDA
Arkansas
Eighty Acres Elegy for a Family Farm
Ronald Jager, a Michigan native, blends memoir with a meditation on the decline of family farming. He recalls a demanding farm era and explains why many rural families left as small-scale agriculture faded in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Michigan
Anne of Green Gables stage show at Adler Theatre
The Great American Children's Theatre Company presents Anne of Green Gables for K-8 audiences at Adler Theatre Davenport with showtimes at 10 a.m. and 12 15 p.m. Tickets range 2.50 to 12 dollars for groups and individuals.
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The
Great American Children’s Theatre Company
Adler Theatre
Davenport
Broadcaster Rudd dies at 71 in France hospital
Hughes Rudd a CBS and ABC newsman with a 27 year TV career died Tuesday at the Centre Hospitalier de Toulouse Rangueil. He retired to the south of France in 1986 after reporting from the Soviet Union Germany Africa the Middle East and Vietnam and anchored CBS Morning News from 1973 to 1977. He later joined ABC with World News Tonight and 20 20 and hosted a radio series A Rudd Awakening.
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Germany
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Middle East
Vietnam
CBS Morning News
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