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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 2004

Page

3

Fighting Mad Cow Banned Cattle Parts for Cosmetics

The Food and Drug Administration banned using cattle parts that may carry mad cow disease in cosmetics and dietary supplements. The prohibition applies to materials from cattle aged 30 months or older.

The Food and Drug Administration

FDA Tightens Mad Cow Rules for Cosmetics

The FDA bans brain and spinal cord from cattle 30 months and older in cosmetics and dietary supplements, aligning with Agriculture Department limits after a Washington Holstein case. Also bars skulls eyes and nervous tissue near the spinal cord, but allows tallow under 0.15 percent impurities. Manufacturers must switch to alternatives.

Washington Food and Drug Administration Agriculture Department Washington State FDA

Senate debates gay marriage ban tests partisan lines

Senate Republicans opened debate on a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage with Democrats split on best approach. The text would define marriage as a union of a man and a woman, as Bush supporters push. Critics call it political posturing while supporters argue it upholds tradition amid election pressure.

Senate Washington United States Bush Patrick Leahy D-Vt Orrin Hatch Utah Hatch John Kerry Kerry John Edwards John Cornyn Texas Harry Reid D-Nev Wayne Allard Colorado Ator Gordon Smith Oregon MoveOn.org

New Jersey Domestic Partner Law Takes Effect Saturday

New Jersey implements a domestic partner law allowing gay couples to make medical decisions and file joint state taxes. Gov. McGreevey calls it a social justice victory while opponents raise concerns. several towns plan weekend signups and Maplewood holds a ceremony at 10 AM.

Trenton N.J New Jersey James E. McGreevey Marty Finkle McGreevey California Hawaii Vermont Massachusetts Maine Oregon Court of Appeals Liam Calabrese Bob Kriesat Edward Mather Maplewood Morris Township Ernest Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Chatham Memorial Park Patrick DeAlmeida Mike Plake South Orange Finkle Plake

Alpine Faces Surge of Truck Traffic Through Tourist Town

Alpine Texas residents fret as 18 wheelers rumble down the two lane main street boosting pollution noise and risk. The Gateway to the Pacific trade route and a 2002 average of 50 trucks daily are projected to rise to 500 soon as NAFTA Mexican trucks begin direct US access via Presidio to Marfa to Alpine then Midland and Odessa. Local leaders warn the traffic could damage a budding tourist economy and highway conditions.

Alpine Texas West Brewster County Val Beard Pacific Mexico Pacific Coast Midland-Odessa Supreme Court U.S Alan Gerson Ger Presidio Marfa Texas Department of Transportation Presidio County Jerry Agan Presidio County Court House

Egypt names outsider Ahmed Nazief as new prime minister

President Mubarak reshuffles his cabinet with 52 year old Ahmed Nazief, a former communications minister, replacing Atef Obeid. The move fits a techie cabinet strategy amid calls for change and speculations about Mubarak’s succession plans, with a 24 hour deadline set for Nazief to form a new government.

Cairo Egypt Hosni Mubarak Mubarak Ahmed Nazief Atef Obeid U.S Gamal Obeid

Hamilton Burr duel rekindles debate across generations

Weehawken New Jersey hosts a weekend re enactment of the 1804 Hamilton Burr duel with Douglas Hamilton and Antonio Burr descendants. More than 1 000 attendees expected with 60 Hamilton descendants and 40 Burr Association members. Organizers say renewed interest probes Burr as villain and Hamilton as blameless. The event marks the first re enactment in 40 years as analysis follows Ron Chernow biography.

Weehawken N.J Alexander Hamilton Aaron Burr Douglas Hamilton Hamilton Antonio Burr Burr IBM Columbus Ohio Ron Chernow Aaron Burr Association al Berg Treasury George Washington Senate Thomas Jefferson New York

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