Pure label stay on meat packages for six more months
Washington AP Consumers will see labels claiming meat products are pure for another six months beyond the January 1 deadline. The Agriculture Department cites financial hardship in destroying unused labels, delaying the removal of “pure” and “100 per cent” terms on sausage and lard while study continues.
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Separation Of Trial In Kickback Case Refused
Judge Kay McFarland refused to separate the trial of Norbert J. Sidorowicz and Marshall and Brown Sidorowicz from the firm in the Kansas architectural kickback case. Seven corporation members lacked standing after charges against them were dismissed. Sidorowicz and the firm face trial on conspiracy to commit bribery over a $50 million University of Kansas Medical Center expansion contract.
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