Chicken recall covers 5760 pounds of Empire Kosher products
The Schreiber Processing Corp of Maspeth recalls about 5,760 pounds of Empire Kosher chicken products due to possible listeria contamination. No illnesses reported. Items produced on Aug 10 and Dec 5, 2004 include 48 ounce wings and 28 ounce breaded fried chicken with date codes 1444 and 0274, establishment P-787, shipped to multiple states including California, Connecticut, Illinois, Ohio, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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New York
Agriculture Department
Food Safety and Inspection Service
Schreiber Processing Corp
Maspeth
USDA
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Connecticut
Illinois
Ohio
Louisiana
Maryland
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
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Virginia
Three Nominees Named for Episcopal Diocese Bishop Position
A search committee for the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio has named three nominees to succeed Bishop Herbert Thompson Jr. who reaches retirement age in December. The candidates are Very Rev. Stephen H. Bancroft of Cathedral Church of St. Paul Detroit, Rev. Anne B. Bonny-man of Trinity Episcopal Wilmington Del, and Rev. Stephen H. Wendfeldt of St. Peter's Del Mar Calif. From an initial pool of 96 applicants, the field was narrowed after a yearlong process.
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Cincinnati
Episcopal Diocese
Southern Ohio
Herbert Thompson Jr
Stephen H. Bancroft
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Detroit
Anne B. Bonnyman
Trinity Episcopal
Akron adopts iMeal fingerprint system for lunches
Akron Public Schools implement the iMeal fingerprint lunch system aiming to streamline lines and reduce stigma for free and reduced price meal recipients. The district says only fingerprint templates are kept and an opt out exists. privacy advocates warn about identity theft and law enforcement access. Rocky River and other districts report privacy checks and efficiency gains.
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Akron
Ohio
Debra Foulk
Christine Link
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
Link
Rocky River
Dennis Allen
Cleveland
Foulk
Karen Schiely
Associated Press
Central Hower High School
Comair executives take 10 percent pay cut to cut costs
Comair president Fred Buttrell and top officers will take a 10 percent pay cut starting March 1 as part of a broader effort to cut costs after a computer scheduling failure led to about 1100 canceled Christmas flights. The company seeks a multiyear wage freeze from two unions in exchange for up to 35 new aircraft, including 25 larger 70 seat planes.
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Cincinnati
Comair Inc
Comair
Fred Buttrell
Buttrell
Randy Rademacher
Delta Air Lines
Delta
Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International
Cleveland plans red light cameras to raise revenue
Cleveland proposes installing about 20 red light cameras at high accident intersections to deter violators and raise an estimated 6.5 million dollars annually. Contractors would install at no cost, notify violators, and collect a 150 dollar fee. The plan cites safer intersections and quotes Mayor Jane Campbell and Finance Director Robert Baker.
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Jane
Campbell
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Washington, D.C
Chicago
North Carolina
Ohio
Robert Baker
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