Museums rush to comply with Indian artifact deadline
Boston AP reports museums nationwide rush to inventory human remains and funerary objects under the 1990 Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act. Russell Peters of the Mashpee Wampanoag notes sacred sites must be treated respectfully as repatriation proceeds. the Peabody Museum cites about 8 million artifacts with only a portion eligible under the act.
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Crayola drops food scented crayons from Magic Scents line
Crayola has retired its food scented crayons citing safety concerns and consumer perceptions. The company replaces flavors like coconut and chocolate with new aromas such as baby powder and new car to reduce attraction to eating the crayons.
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