Government panel warns antibiotics in animal feeds pose health risks
A task force reports that routine antibiotic use in animal feeds may cause allergies and encourage resistant human disease. It urges a stepwise program requiring scientific proof before licensing, with potential bans if proof is not provided, and notes possible meat price impacts.
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Missing Man Search Fails At White Rock Lake
Oklahoma City detective investigates missing Carapeyvine Tostan near White Rock Lake with no success. Authorities consider tips and searches including Dallas area and Love Field sightings but find no solid lead. car found with blood in trunk and motive linked to money. Detective Cunningham cites scattered tips and ongoing search efforts.
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Red China Upset Over Broadcast at United Nations
United Nations report states China protested a radio broadcast misquoting its envoy during the General Assembly. The UN said it should have been consulted before the airing and that China plans a reply. A separate item notes a London squid warning and a White Rock Lake body search.
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Performance contracting in education faces failure risk says official
Washington based official Phillip Sanchez notes early results of a $5.6 million test of performance contracting for reading and math in 16 states may not meet hopes. The program used teaching devices and incentives with 10,800 children, while vouchers plan faces opposition from many educators and may be decided within a year.
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Worldwide Vietnam Drug Tests Reveal Army Still Higher Use
U S military data show drug use in Vietnam at 4.1 percent among soldiers, with 2.0 percent overall in the Army. Air Force, Navy, and Marine findings vary by region, while surprise tests in Vietnam uncover higher usage than scheduled tests.
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