New Life For Baby Jessica Now Anna Chloe Schmidt Family
In Iowa, Amanda and Dan Schmidt raise Anna Chloe Schmidt with her sister Chloe after a long custody fight with Jan and Roberta DeBoer. Anna, once known as Baby Jessica, adapts to a new home, new parents, and a new name while the DeBoers deny interviews about the case.
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Des Moines
Iowa
America
Jessica
Anna
Dan Schmidt
ABC
Schmidt
Cara
Blairstown
Chloe
Schmidts
Jan
Roberta DeBoer
Ann Arbor
Mich
DeBoers
Cara Schmidt
Bees break up hive. no reports to agriculture dept
Randall describes foam breaking up a hedge hive that scattered bees without attacking firefighters. If bees were aggressive or an animal or person injured, state officials would be alerted and a bee sample tested. Arizona has declared parts of five southern counties and multiple Valley cities colonized by Africanized bees, with 60 swarms detected.
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Randall
Agricultural Department
State Department of Agriculture
Suzanne Sorich
Agriculture Department
Phoenix
Peoria
Tempe
Mesa
Glendale
Paradise Valley
Chandler
Gilbert
Sun City
Sun City West
Salt River Pima-Maricopa
Firing of Piper Raises Questions Over Motives
Huser questioned timing of Terry Piper’s termination amid ties to the Mirrettis and a loan to Mirretti. Piper was told to resign by 3 p.m. after a 10:30 a.m. meeting, while officials insisted Piper’s friendships and a market-rate loan were not improper.
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Piper
Huser
Mirretti
Zerkle
Mirrettis
Tempe Diablo Stadium
California Angels
Terry Zerkle
Jim
Toxic lead crayons spark U S safety probe and recall risk
The investigation centers on imported crayons sold cheaply after a Phoenix boy fell ill from lead exposure. Officials warn parents to keep such crayons away from children and say several shipments from the Far East are under scrutiny. Tests will determine lead levels and recalls may follow for items exceeding federal limits.
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Fowler
Zannie Weaver
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Arizona
Weaver
Lead Poisoning Risks In Crayon Labelling Debate
Weave discusses toxic chemical testing for crayons under the 1990 law and the ASTM D-4239 label. He warns labels may not guarantee testing and advises disposal of questionable crayons. He lists lead poisoning symptoms like diarrhea nausea and vomiting and urges parents to seek medical advice if child health concerns arise.
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Weaver
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Mikkelson
Phoenix Boy
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Far East
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Baltimore
Tampa
Fla
Hunter Dounglas
W. Broadway
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Blouson
Ugh Ca
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