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Wine pioneer David Lett
The Associated PressWinemaker David Lett, widely considered the father of Oregon's thriving pinot noir industry and a major force in winning worldwide respect for this state's wines, has died. He was 69. Mr. Lett died of heart failure Thursday at his home in Dundee, said...Tags: Death and Dying, Medicine, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Beverage Industry, Dundee
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Launched pinot noir in Oregon
Associated PressPORTLAND, Ore. — Pioneering Oregon winemaker David Lett, widely considered the father of Oregon's thriving pinot noir industry and a major force in winning worldwide respect for this state's wines, has died. He was 69. Mr. Lett died of heart...Tags: Death and Dying, Medicine, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Beverage Industry, Dundee
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Chinese milk producer blames subcontractors for chemical-tainting problems
Associated Press WriterBEIJING (AP) _ A dairy ensnared in China's chemical-tainting scandal says it was a victim of unscrupulous behavior by the independent providers from whom it buys raw milk. Speaking on a television talk show late Sunday, the president of Bright Dairy said...Tags: Livestock Farming, Trials, Government, Consumer Electronics Industry, Consumer Confidence
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The Best Tunes For The Economic Blues
Los Angeles TimesWe don't need to tell you that the most promising career options in America right now are boxcar-hopper, petticoat tailor or shepherd of hungry one-eyed alley cats. Fortunately, the condition of being broke is a perennially popular theme in music...Tags: John Fogerty, Dolly Parton, Rakim, Bob Marley, Ry Cooder
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O'Malley picks up on Ehrlich effort to keep farms productive, profitable
For 15 months, starting in the spring of 2005, members of the Maryland Agricultural Commission met with more than 600 farmers around the state to learn how the state could help them be more profitable and stay in business. They heard from dairy...Tags: Government, Chesapeake Bay, Renewable Energy, Agricultural Research and Technology, Economic Policy
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Food product warnings
Three food product recalls were announced on Friday. Read about them at chicagotribune.com/recallsTags: Product Recalls
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Thousands of kids still hospitalized
More than 10,000 children remain hospitalized in China's tainted milk scandal. Chinese health officials disclosed the number while the country defended its dairy products Thursday at a meeting of the World Trade Organization. Until recently, there had... -
David Lett, pioneer in Oregon wine industry, dies at age 69
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) _ Pioneering Oregon winemaker David Lett, widely considered the father of Oregon's thriving pinot noir industry and a major force in winning worldwide respect for this state's wines, has died. He was 69. Lett died of heart failure...Tags: Death and Dying, Medicine, Consumer Goods Industries, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Beverage Industry
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Chinese farmers hit by milk scandal crackdown
Tribune NewspapersPANZHUANGZI, China — Before dawn each day, Gao Peng Hong and his wife join scores of other farmers in this dairy-rich village who must walk their cows to a local milk collection station because of new safety requirements. A byproduct of China's...Tags: Food Safety, Pet Supplies, Healthcare Policies, Product Recalls, Metal and Mineral
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October is for wine, too
October marks the 20th anniversary of Virginia Wine Month. The designation was created in 1988 to support Virginia's young wine industry and is now a major player on the state's calendar. Virginia is now home to more than 130 wineries and is fifth in the...Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Hotels and Accommodations, Thomas Jefferson, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Williamsburg
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Asian oyster holds promise, risk
Seeding the Chesapeake Bay with disease-resistant Asian oysters could significantly boost the bay's depleted population of the water-cleaning shellfish, according to a federal study to be released next week.
But the study, a copy of which was obtained by...Tags: Armed Forces, Environmental Pollution, Natural Resources, Chesapeake Bay, Aquaculture
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Chinese tighten dairy rules amid growing reports of teens with kidney stones from tainted milk
Associated Press WriterBEIJING (AP) _ China's State Council tightened quality control regulations for the dairy industry Friday, as authorities in Macau and Hong Kong reported several children had kidney stones blamed on Chinese tainted milk. Contaminated milk powder, laced...Tags: Food Safety, Business Enterprises, Prosecution, Trials, Livestock Farming
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