Honey safety for infants linked to botulism risk
USDA warns honey may be unsafe for babies under one year due to possible infant botulism. Mae Johnson of New Mexico State University notes botulism spores exist widely and can produce toxin under vacuum. while honey is unsafe for infants, it is safe for older children and adults. Authorities emphasize continued research and cautious feeding practices.
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Las Cruces
USDA
Mae Martha Johnson
New Mexico State University
Sinux Honey Association
Johnson
Federal Center For Disease Control
Brown bag lunch tips and kitchen hygiene notes
A Heloise column broadens on safe brown bag lunches with meat tips from the Department of Agriculture. Guidance includes canned meats and fully cooked dry products like bologna and franks, plus frozen poultry, all handled with sanitation and hot cold separation. Additional hints cover pumpkin storage, valet misreadings, and using old tablecloths as protective trunk liners.
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Heloise
Department of Agriculture
Roswell Symphony Caravan Promotes Oct 21 Concert Tickets
The Roswell Symphony Orchestra tours the city this week to sell season and single tickets for the Oct 21 concert. The Caravan visits Wilshire Center Mall Saturday 9 to noon, Security National Bank Building Tuesday 10 to 1, Farr's Cafeteria Broadmoor Thursday 11 to 1, and the Symphony Box Office at Roswell Museum 1 to 4. Pianist Stephanie Brown headlines the 7 p.m. concert at Pearson Auditorium NMMI.
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Marjorie Wagner
Hermosa Drive
Roswell Symphony Orchestra
Roswell
Wilshire
Farr
Broadmoor
Symphony
Roswell Museum
11Th and
Main Streets
Stephanie Brown
Pearson Auditorium
New Mexico Military Institute
Dear Abby letters reveal motherhood wish and consumer warns
A 31 year old divorcee seeks another child and defends single motherhood despite family disapproval. Abby advises the writer to reconsider. Additional letters discuss male doctors' exam room rules and a grocery clerk blaming shoppers for waste and rising prices, urging proper item replacement.
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Abby
Is Your Jewelry Insurance Up To Value?
The Insurance Information Institute says jewelry over 500 dollars is often underinsured. Homeowners policies typically cover theft up to 500 dollars per incident for all jewelry. The institute recommends added coverage via a personal articles floater or extended homeowners policy. Premiums vary with property type and location.
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New York
UPI
Insurance Information Institute
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