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Smithfield To Stop Use Of Gestation Crates
Smithfield Foods plans to phase out gestation crates, with CEO Larry Pope stating the move serves both the business and customers. The decision signals a shift toward improved animal welfare and aligns with investor and consumer expectations.
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Larry Pope
Smithfield Foods Inc
Smithfield
December 9 in history highlights bold events and births
Key events include John Milton born in London in 1608, Tennyson’s The Charge of the Light Brigade published in 1854, 1911 Cross Mountain mine disaster killing 84, 1940 North Africa offensive, 1941 China declaring war, 1958 John Birch Society formed, 1971 Ralph Bunche obituary, 1984 hijacking end, 1990 Walesa political win, 2001 bin Laden tape, Ebola outbreak in Gabon, 2006 first night shuttle launch in four years, and a Moscow hospital fire killing 46. Includes Troy Smith Heisman note.
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John Milton
London
Alfred
Lord Tennyson
Light Brigade
England
Cross Mountain
Briceville
Tenn
Broderick Crawford
Philadelphia
North Africa
China
Japan
Germany
Italy
John Birch Society
Indianapolis
Ralph Bunche
New York
Tehran
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Poland
United States
Osama bin Laden
World Health Organization
Gabon
Discovery
Moscow
Ohio State
Troy Smith
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Daily News-Record Publication Details and Contact Info
Daily News-Record published daily except Sundays, with 24 pages across four sections. It lists the address at Box 198, Harrisonburg, Virginia, and provides general information phone numbers for circulation, display, and subscriptions.
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Putin accuses Clinton of inciting protests over election
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin blamed U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for provoking demonstrators after the disputed parliamentary vote. Opposition backers largely stayed off the streets as protests loomed amid the political crisis.
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Vladimir Putin
U.S
Hillary Clinton
Abortion Does Not Raise Mental Health Risk, UK Review Finds
The National Collaborating Centre for Mental Health reports that abortion does not increase the chance of mental health problems for women with unwanted pregnancies, finding prior mental health status as the best predictor. The analysis of 44 studies from 1990 to 2011 covers millions of cases and notes skepticism from opponents.
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London
British Health Agency
U.K
National Collaborating Centre For Mental Health
Tim Kendall
Kendall
Bridgewater College seniors seek student business partnerships
Twenty entrepreneurial course seniors at Bridgewater College aim to form a partnership with five small businesses or nonprofits to provide market studies consumer research fundraising events and related project support for local firms and groups.
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Bridgewater College
Gaza airstrike kills civilian as new clashes rise
Gaza City officials say Israeli missiles hit militant facilities in the Gaza Strip early today, killing a 42 year old man and wounding 25 including an infant. Seven family members were among the injured as several houses caught fire. Israel confirms two strikes and vows to keep targeting attackers. Hamas denounces the escalation and appeals to Egypt to intervene.
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Gaza City
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Israel
Hamas
Adham Abu Salmia
Bahajat Zaalan
Zaalan
Abu Salmia
Fawzi Barhoum
Egypt
Fund To Help Poor Nations Likely At Climate Meeting
Durban hosts 194 nations as climate talks near wrap up promising a large fund to aid poorer countries in adapting to climate change. The conference could end with steps toward reducing greenhouse gases while the fate of the Kyoto Protocol remains unsettled and activists press for faster action. A student was removed from the plenary after interrupting U.S. delegate Todd Stern, highlighting tensions at the talks.
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Durban
South Africa
Samuela Alivereti Saumatua
Fiji
Pacific
Indian Ocean
U.S
Todd Stern
Abigail Borah
Borah
Stern
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