FDA inspector general cites weak food safety system in need of overhaul
A new FDA inspector general report finds most U S food processing plants uninspected for years due to limited staffing and authority. It notes recall powers and tracking systems lacking, calls for centralized oversight and more inspections amid ongoing high profile recalls.
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April 15 History Highlights and Milestones
April 15 1865 Lincoln died nine hours after being shot at Ford's Theater Andrew Johnson became the 17th president In 1817 the first permanent American school for the deaf opened in Hartford Conn and in 1850 San Francisco was incorporated.
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Roswell and Artesia residents enter service and banking
Twenty five years ago on April 15 1985 Rachael Mullens daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mullens of Roswell entered the Air Force Delayed Enlistment Program after graduating from Roswell High in 1984. Reese Carson of Artesia joins the Federal Land Bank of Wichita Kansas, son of Joel and spouse owners of Sierra Blanca Livestock near Artesia.
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Sierra Blanca Livestock Corp
Tiger Woods Masters showing sparks debate on fame and ethics
A New Mexico News Services piece critiques Tiger Woods Masters performance, arguing golf remains central to him while his personal life reveals a culture that rewards success over character. The writer contends fans accept public ego and scandal as part of modern celebrity.
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GOP Split Over Being the Party of Yes or No in 2012
At the Southern Republican Leadership Conference GOP hopefuls clash over a winning agenda. Newt Gingrich urges yes to reforms while others push a no stance against Obama. Haley Barbour and Rick Perry weigh the party line as Jindal hints at avoiding a bid.
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Bristol Palin and Daughters Shift Political Leanings
A National Bureau of Economic Research study by Dalton Conley and Emily Rauscher suggests that more daughters in a family correlate with greater conservatism in parents. The Bristol Palin case is highlighted to illustrate that parental attitudes may tighten around traditional values when daughters are present.
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