FDA weighs labeling color additives in poultry products
FDA officials are studying whether eggs and chicken colored with approved additives should carry labels. Some East and Southeast consumers expect deep yellow yolks and skin, and processors use xanthophylls from algae meal corn endosperm oil to achieve it. The agency seeks public comment on labeling practicality and consumer benefit.
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Slain woman identified as undercover narcotics agent
Joleen Hass Schutte 22, a former Fort Dodge resident, was found stabbed to death in a Rapid City motel. She had worked as an undercover narcotics agent for over three years using her mother's maiden name and a waitress cover. Funeral set for Friday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church.
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Go go dancers arrested at Cincinnati ladies show
Two male go go dancers aged 20 and 24 were arrested in Cincinnati for public indecency during a special ladies show at a suburban club. Three undercover officers observed the performances and also arrested the club owner on pandering and obscenity charges.
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Albion School Board Approves On-The-Job Training Plans
The Albion school board approved Norm Smith’s request to place special needs students in on-the-job experiences, noting potential sites in Newman Grove Lindsay and Neligh. The board also discussed bus insurance limits for non-student activities, gym use by Booster Club, and accommodations for St. Michael Elementary basketball rentals. Cindy Hadcock was chosen as teacher aide after a competitive selection.
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Nebraska fifth in funding for higher education
Nebraska ranks fifth nationally in increased higher education appropriations since 1973 with a 47 percent rise to 100,082,000 dollars, while 35th in state funding this year. Alaska Texas North Dakota and Idaho share the larger gains.
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Alcohol makes conversations more disorganized study says
University of Chicago researcher Dr. Robert Smith reports a study costing a few thousand dollars finds alcohol tends to increase chatter and reduce adherence to etiquette. Involving 18 healthy adults, the experiment compared vodka cocktails with nonalcoholic peppermint drinks, noting participants interrupted partners and paid less attention to what others said.
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