FDA to track seafood from boat to table under new rules
The FDA unveils HACCP based rules requiring seafood processors to source from clean waters and ensure proper cleaning handling and chilling. Enforcement asks for stronger powers. critics warn inspections may be insufficient while agencies prepare for a one year rollout with 9000 inspectors overseeing about 5000 plants.
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Food and Drug Administration
Health and Human Services
Donna Shalala
FDA
David Kessler
Kessler
Lee Weddig
National Fisheries Institute
al Gore
Public Voice
Congress
Smith DeWaal
Bell Atlantic seeks waiver to merge with cable firms
Bell Atlantic asks the Justice Department to back a federal court waiver on long distance restrictions tied to the 1984 AT&T divestiture as it moves to merge with Tele-Communications Inc. and Liberty Media Corp. The company argues the decree blocks cable and satellite service beyond regional limits and seeks authority to deliver programming nationwide. Bell Atlantic also reports fourth quarter and annual profits rising on stronger revenue.
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Washington
Bell Atlantic
Justice Department
At&t
Tele- Communications Inc
Liberty Media Corp
Eric Rabe
Philadelphia
American Telephone & Telegraph
MCI
Sprint
TCI
Liberty Bell Atlantic
Rabe
Ellite
Bell
James R. Young
Mr. Young
Mid-Atlantic
District of Columbia
Bell Atlantic Corp
Dow tops 3914 on late buy push amid options activity
The Dow Jones industrial average closes at 3914.48, gaining 22.52 as strength in economically sensitive stocks and late buy orders on expiring options push the index beyond 3900. Traders note the broader market is weaker even as the Dow reaches new highs this year.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Don Hays
Wheat First-Butcher & Singer
Eugene Peroni
Jamey Montgomery Scott
Philadelphia
U.S
Europe
London
Frankfurt
Paris
Dow Jones
AllgPwr
Alumax
ATT
Avemco
Baltge
Bell Atl
Citizens Bank
CSX Corp
Coca Cola
Comsat
Crown Amer
M Exxon
Fcnb Corp
Sip
F&m Bancorp
First United
Giant Foods
GTE Corp
Marriot
IBM
Kmart
Life Tech
Lowes
Judge approves 120 million Prudential-Bache settlement
A federal judge in New Orleans approved a 120 million settlement for thousands of investors defrauded by Prudential-Bache Securities limited partnerships sold in the 1980s. The deal, plus a 500 million sale of oil properties, yields about 88 cents on the dollar. Some dissenters sought 758 million. attorneys expect payments to begin in spring if no appeal.
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New Orleans
Prudential-Bache Securities Inc
U.S
Marcel Livaudais
Livaudais
Prudential
Scott Muller
Muller
Stewart Goldberg
Edward Grossman
Securities and Exchange Commission
Prudential-Bache
Graham Resources Inc
Covington
Prudential Securities Inc
Goldberg
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Louisiana
Professional Exchange Club
Tim Reynal
Speedy Sign-A-Rama
Mike Porter
Tele-Plus
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Comfort Inn-Econo Lodge
Mary Pat Kulina
Kulina Enterprises Heating and Air Conditioning
Wavier
Bell Report
Kulina Enterprises
Frederick
Damascus- Gaithersburg
Y-Women
Damascus
Kulina
Lora Couchman
Marian Coe
Lois Parris
Dow Higher
Bg&e Report
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Baltimore Gas & Electric
Bethlehem Steel
South Atlantic
CIT Group
Maryland
Wests Engineering
Harrison St
Leesburg
Standard&Poor
Standard&Poor’s
Prudential-Bache Securities
Rapt
Chessie Federal Crecat Union
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Mary
Cressie Federal
Areford
Dee Forestt
Aun Emary
Tur Dreams
Pepsico
Sears
Lm Weis
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