Indicted trio tied to tainted beef scare across states
A 31 count federal indictment accuses Vincent Perry Sr and the Taylor family of selling uninspected, putrid meat to hospitals, veterans facilities, and air bases in Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Virginia and Arkansas. The scheme moved meat from dying cattle through a pet food firm to Summit Beef.
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West Chester
Summit Beef Co
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Berwin Taylor
Chester Springs
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Utility Fuel Adjustment Criticized In Topeka Hearing
In Topeka Kansas utility fuel price adjustments faced scrutiny at a four day hearing before Commissioner Pete Loux. Energy consultant Michael Yokell urged abolishing the clause arguing it stifles fuel shopping. The Kansas Corporation Commission staff recommended options from no change to elimination or partial pass through with annual reviews.
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Ferraro Ethics Probe Finds Violations By Rep Ferraro
The House ethics committee voted 8-2 to accept a staff report saying Rep. Geraldine Ferraro violated the Ethics in Government Act by failing to fully disclose assets and family finances. The panel did not call for new disciplinary action and rejected Ferraro’s claim that her husband’s business dealings were exempt from public view.
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Wealth Gap Persists as Home Values Drive U.S. Net Worth Rise
Federal Reserve study shows median family net worth rose 33.3 percent from 1970 to 1983 to 24574 dollars, led by home equity which accounted for 63 percent of assets. By 1983 half of families had 24000 dollars or more, while top earners held a disproportionate share. The survey of 3624 households notes debt stood at 20 percent of assets with mortgages at 15 percent and other loans 5 percent.
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