FTC ends investigation into Joe Camel ads
Washington AP report says the FTC dropped its probe after finding no hard evidence that the Joe Camel character induces minors to smoke. The May 31 vote by FTC members compared to an administrative action by a judge, with results announced yesterday. R J Reynolds Tobacco called the decision a complete vindication.
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Avalanches Leave Colombian Village Homeless After Quake
In Toez Colombia an earthquake triggered an avalanche destroying homes and leaving hundreds homeless. Police report 150 missing and 64 dead in the indigenous village, with at least 2,000 homes damaged according to civil defense. USGS cites a preliminary magnitude 6.4 quake, strongest since 1957.
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Army considers women in battlefield roles amid opposition
The secretary of the Army weighs allowing women to pilot special operations helicopters and operate the MLRS in air defense and combat engineer roles. Pentagon officials say decisions hinge on Army Chief of Staff Sullivan, with Perry's approval possible by July 1. Critics warn of combat risks and political scrutiny following Tailhook era.
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School lunch rules change for healthier meals
The Agriculture Department plans four year rollout to feed about 25 million school lunches with less fat cholesterol and sodium and more fiber via fruits vegetables and grains. Targets allow weekly balance vs daily. Computer menus aid planning as pizzas and burgers may appear but with healthier sides and limited desserts.
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How school lunches are changing
Four years from now schools must cap fat at 30 percent and saturated fat at 10 percent of calories. They must follow the 1990 Dietary Guidelines for Americans including variety, low fats, low cholesterol, and plenty of fruits vegetables and grains. Rosemount Minnesota schools have spent three years on reduced fat menus, replacing meal patterns with leaner portions and optional protein sources like yogurt to meet the new rules.
Scarlet fever returns in deadly strep strains say experts
New York experts warn of a possible comeback of highly toxic Group A streptococcus strains linked to necrotizing fasciitis. Researchers note cycles in infectious diseases, with cases reported in Connecticut Florida and California and CDC data showing 500 to 1,500 US infections annually.
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