Food consumption shifts in the US food system
Stanford Research Institute highlights a move toward eating out and more processed foods while shifting away from eggs milk and cereals. Beefs poultry and cheese gain prominence with corn and artificial sweeteners rising in popularity. Companies must label ingredients and document ads to meet health and safety demands. Competition rewards those who anticipate and adapt.
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America
United States
Stanford Research Institute
SRI
Tom Veblen
Food & Agricultural Industries
Veblen
U.S
Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers column excerpt
An affectionate reminiscence about a father who could not read and the mother who shielded him, highlighting skills in carpentry, mechanics, and mental math. The letter also shares a pregnancy question and advice on announcing good news to a sister in law, with a plug for The Bride's Guide.
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Kern County fire officials attend arson training seminar
Three Kern County fire officials joined about 800 arson professionals at a week long Arson Training Seminar in Anaheim. Chief Arson Investigator Scotty Wallace, Investigator Marvin Pritchett, and Don Gallagher attended April 24 through 28. The event, hosted by the International Association of Arson Investigators and California Conference of Arson Investigators, covered criminal developments, arson reconstruction, fire testing, and death investigation. Arson is described as America’s highest dollar loss crime, costing public funds over eight billion dollars annually. Kern County figures show substantial losses from building fires due to arson in 1977, with arrests and convictions rising as investigators gain training.
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Kern County
Anaheim
California
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Scotty Wallace
Kern County Fire Department
Marvin Pritchett
Don Gallagher
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California extends unemployment benefits for 13 weeks
A new extended benefits period starts the week of April 30 in California. Regular benefits run 26 weeks. the 13 weeks of extended benefits pay up to 50 percent of the regular claim when insured unemployment averages at least 5 percent over the prior 13 weeks. The program remains in force for 13 weeks as of now.
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California
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