Kansas lawmakers push bills on meat inspection and fire safety
In Kansas, Senator Leslie Droge backs a federal meat inspection bill extending to all lockers and packing plants, plus labeling for mule and horsemeat and exemptions for farm and custom-slaughtered meat. House bills seek a State Fire Prevention Commission and a state fire marshal, while others propose obscene-material controls and driver license reforms plus an intergovernmental data processing board.
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Spices shaped medieval economies and lending rules
The excerpt notes demand for spices in the Middle Ages influenced rents and taxes paid with pepper and a pound of ginger could buy a sheep, while modern credit laws require disclosure of all finance charges in credit extensions. The National Geographic Society is cited as reporting these facts.
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