Toy Safety Concern Casts Shadow Over Holiday Toys
Louise Cook of the Associated Press reports the Consumer Product Safety Commission warns that popular holiday toys may pose hazards. With Americans planning about 5 billion dollars in toy spending and 20 million for Christmas lights, the CPSC cites risks of injuries from toys with hidden dangers and notes efforts to regulate while rejecting a public banned-toy list due to updates, legal issues, and variable testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Safety Commission
Federal
Commission
Lawsuits Possible Fatzer Ponders Action
Kansas Chief Justice Harold R. Fatzer faces possible libel or slander action after a Topeka attorney warned of legal steps. The attorney said unfounded accusations have been blown out of proportion while Fatzer has not publicly commented since November. Any impeachment forum would be the Kansas House. no impeachable offense has been alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Harold R. Fatzer
Charles
Fisher
Fatzer
Supreme Court
Dallas Art Worth
Associated Press
Grapevine
Tex
Justice of the Peace
Faizer
Floyd Gray
Roger Robertson
D-Hutchinson
Atty
Curt Schneider
Kansas House of Representatives
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louise Cook
Consumer Product Safety Commission
New York
David A. Miller
Toy Manufacturers of America
Miller
Ottaw
ST al Nett
Cel
Monroe
Southwich Auto Parts
S. Main
Levis
Levi's
Town & Country Supply
Ottawa
Litwin
ALCO
Vy Oawp
Santa Claus
Pound
Hubbard Lumber
Russ Andersur
Eureka
Richardson’s
Casor
Tanpally