Fewer teen driver deaths in crashes tied to tougher laws
A CDC report shows fatal crashes involving 16 and 17 year olds fell about one third from 2004 to 2008, with deaths dropping from about 2200 to 1400 as stricter teen licensing rules and safer cars reduce risky driving. Wyoming posted the highest teen fatality rate while New York and New Jersey had the lowest.
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Firm claims testing method for celery flawed
SAN ANTONIO The SanGar Produce & Processing Co shut down after state health officials tied it to contaminated celery. Kenneth Sanguist said the sample was collected improperly and not kept refrigerated. The plant closure follows six listeriosis cases this year, four of which were fatal.
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Bell audit finds city misused housing and street funds for salaries
California officials audit Bell Redevelopment Agency funds show at least 1.2 million meant for affordable housing and road repairs paid inflated salaries and perks. Former City Manager Robert Rizzo and seven others face charges as investigations into the town's looting expand.
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