Washington meat safety claims clash with ongoing violations
Washington Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman promised a science based inspection program and plant closures for dirty product yet a Cox News investigation reveals hundreds of food safety violations and continued production. Records show plants were allowed to operate after accumulating nearly 1 000 non compliance reports, with most closures brief and production resuming alongside ongoing violations.
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Grants aid for homeless cities announced by Clinton
The Clinton administration pledged 400 million dollars in grants to aid about 245,000 homeless people, to be distributed to cries, suites and nonprofit groups. The announcement came in a Saturday radio address and drew criticism from New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani who called it politically motivated. Hillary Rodham Clinton would likely benefit financially, with New York receiving around 60.5 million of the total 900 million. The measure coincides with broader fiscal and regulatory debates shaping domestic policy.
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