California weighs ban on bisphenol A in baby items
California lawmakers consider a first statewide limit on bisphenol A in items for children three and younger. The bill would require trace amounts in products and food containers for young children, amid scientific debate and consumer concern. Governor and Senate action pending.
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KU forms task force to study student finances and credit cards
Kansas University establishes a task force to study student finance issues including credit cards. Members include offices of financial aid, chancellor, provost, housing, legal services, students, and HCCI counselor Robert Baker. The group will review current practices and other universities, educate students, and promote responsible credit card use to avoid postgrad financial hardship.
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