ConAgra recalls Banquet chicken strips over metal pieces
ConAgra Foods recalls 85,600 pounds of Banquet frozen chicken breast strips due to potential metal fragments. Affected packages include 28-02 and 28-07 labels with best if used by dates July 20 or July 27, 2005 and July 21, 2005, all with code P-107. Consumers urged to call 1-800-414-7500 for details.
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Judge finds Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act unconstitutional
In New York, U S District Judge Richard C Casey in Manhattan ruled the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act unconstitutional for lacking a health exception. He says Supreme Court requires a ban on a specific abortion method to include protections for a woman's life and health.
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Edwards slams Bush Cheney at Golden forum over gay rights
Democratic vice presidential hopeful John Edwards heatedly attacked President Bush and Vice President Cheney on gay marriage poverty and other issues at a Golden Colorado forum before about 1600 undecided voters. He mocked Cheney and questioned the administration silence on poverty and the uninsured while noting Census increases. The Bush campaign called Edwards attacks cynical.
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Poverty and uninsured rise in 2003 Census data
The Census Bureau reports 35.8 million people in poverty in 2008 and 12.9 million children living in poverty, up from 34.5 million and 12.1 percent respectively. About 45 million lacked health insurance, amid ongoing economic strain during Bush's re election.
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Space shuttle tanks redesigned to bolster environment safety
NASA officials say redesigned shuttle fuel tanks should stop shedding foam debris when launches resume next spring. If a wing is gouged, in orbit repair remains unlikely. NASA notes progress on culture changes and five of 15 return-to-flight recommendations, with 10 pending by December to meet the Discovery launch window.
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Shuttle fuel tank redesign aims to reduce debris at liftoff
NASA follows Columbia accident recommendations to modify the external tank. Changes include PAL ramp to stabilize air flow, intertank flange, bipod struts, oxygen feedline bellows, and revised insulation and heaters. Lockheed Martin to deliver Discovery tank to Kennedy Space Center by early November for a spring 2005 return to flight.
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