Army Says Irradiated Ham Safe for Troops
The Army maintains irradiated canned bacon is safe for soldiers despite FDA moves to halt feeding. FDA officials say animal tests show reproductive hazards in rats, prompting reconsideration of the original 1986 approval and a pending study. The Army plans new long term feeding tests while noting limited prior use for testing only.
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Young Hobby Club Uses Stamps For Fun Crafts
Cancelled postage stamps from old envelopes become decorative objects and gifts. Collect stamps from U S or foreign sources, soak to remove adhesive, dry, then glue onto small items. Finish with a coat of clear shellac to preserve and shine. Tomorrow a beanbag game directions follow. In the 19th century a newly signed seaman feared sneeze on boarding and would jump ship.
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