Lack Of Regulations Threaten Health Benefits Taste Of Irony In Seafood
Washington AP report by Public Voice for Food and Health Policy warns seafood health risks rise due to minimal regulation. It urges federal standards, mandatory inspections, and a centralized program similar to meat and poultry oversight, with NMFS inspections currently voluntary and declining as consumption grows.
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Washington
Public Voice For Food and Health Policy
National Marine Fisheries Service
Commerce Department
U.S
Richard Gutting
National Fisheries Institute
Agriculture Department
Meat and Poultry Inspection
Kansas task force urges sweeping changes in higher education governance
With only one dissent, a state economic development task force backs a plan to strip the State Board of Education of oversight of community colleges and vocational schools. Two new boards under the Regents would govern postsecondary institutions, with a commissioner of higher education leading the system.
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Topeka
Kan
State Economic Development Task Force
State Board of Education
State Board of Regents
Legislative Commission On Economic Development
Board of Regents
Universities
Kansas Technical Institute
Phil Kline
Kline
Full Economic Development Commission
Sandra McMullen
Hutchinson
Washburn University
Washburn
Commissioner of Higher Education
W-4 revision begins changes in withholding rules
Washington AP reports the revised Form W-4 will affect over 100 million workers as the new tax law takes effect January 1. The four-page form, with a 22-column table, aims to align withholding with actual tax liability, while allowing some taxpayers to file with minimal calculations.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Lawrence B. Gibbs
Gibbs
Arthur Altman
Three Wheelers Face Scrutiny Across the Nation
Washington reports the Consumer Product Safety Commission weighing tighter rules on all terrain vehicles or ATVs used as motorized tricycles with over 2 million in use. The staff urges a ban on sales to under 12 if manufacturers fail to cooperate amid 18 months of hearings and more than 500 related deaths since 1982.
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Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Commission
Einstein Called It a Fiddle In Bach Brandenberg Concert
Einstein described it as a fiddle and played second fiddle in a Bach Brandenberg concerto, highlighting how the famed physicist viewed the instrument's role within baroque performance.
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Einstein
Bach
Brandenberg
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