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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 2001

Page

3

Nation records coldest November December in U S history

Government weather experts confirmed the United States endured its coldest November December period on record with an average of 33.8 F. The two-month chill hit 43 states below average, especially the central and southern Plains, and forecasters warned of more cold outbreaks into March.

David Deal U.S. Capitol George W. Bush Washington U.S Jay Lawrimore National Climatic Data Center Asheville N.C National Weather Service Jack Kelly United States Weather Service Lawrimore Pacific Ocean Arctic Center National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Nevada New Mexico New Hampshire Vermont Maine Alaska Hawaii Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Illinois Iowa Kansas Texas Louisiana Mississippi

USDA rules require water content disclosure on meat products

USDA will require processors to disclose water content in raw meat and poultry and justify additives. The rules, mainly impacting poultry, aim to inform shoppers and address concerns from beef and pork producers about added water weight. The labeling rules take effect in about a year after training and database development.

USDA Washington Agriculture Department Agriculture Dan Glickman George Hall National Cattlemen's Beef Association

Laura Bush selects red inaugural gown for balls

Laura Bush will wear a red-scoopneck Chantilly lace gown by Dallas designer Michael Faircloth at the January 20 inaugural balls. The dress, shown as a sketch in Women’s Wear Daily, required about 100 hours of labor by three seamstresses.

New York Laura Bush Michael Faircloth Women’s Wear Daily Faircloth Dallas Lilly Dodson Bush Crawford Washington Secret Service Barbara Hillary Rodham Clinton

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