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GREENWOOD, La -- After a fire put the brakes on their trip to Mexico, a missionary family will resume their journey with more than they lost. That's thanks to the

food education and educating people on how to know what to do? >> i think the study i referred to, just released yesterday or the day before, by the economic research service, encouraged people to look at it. because it's very compelling. they look at food costs by calorie, by volume, by portion. and obviously timeliness is another factor in all this, but they -- they point out fruits and vegetables among food groups are the least costly and the economist i know at the briefing i was at, compared the price, the number of calories in a doughnut versus a medium sized banana, and the ba...

on the interest in hearing about the status of those advances and learn from our witnesses whether the fire at patrician training courses are in fact meeting the expanded needs of today's fire service. i also interested in hearing about the current state of the five-year related research and the emerging research areas and how the fire administration is contributing to these efforts. i would also like to learn more about how the fire administration prioritizes its research and investment and how it coordinates the research activities with other federal entities engaged in a fire rela...

even as the house republicans press to cut programs, they are leaving their own office expense accounts unchanged. draft legislations support by republicans and democrats on the house appropriations committee would freeze the budget for lawmaker staff travel and office expenses at $574 million. well, businesses may be concerned about the cost of regulations, a new study suggesting enforcing workplace health and safety rules can save lives without compromising the company's bottom line. the findings come from decade-long look at hundreds of california work sites subject to random safe...