Food Safety Bill to be Signed by Obama Soon
President Obama is likely to sign the food safety modernization act into law when he returns from his Hawaiian vacation on Tuesday, according to news reports.

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President Obama is likely to sign the food safety modernization act into law when he returns from his Hawaiian vacation on Tuesday, according to news reports.
A texting while driving ban is being considered in Columbia by the city council, according to news reports.
One man was seriously injured in a car accident off Highway 137, in which he is charged with drunken driving with his toddler, according to news reports.
Martha Steward cooking pans are being recalled because they could cause lacerations or burns, according to news reports.
The NASA space shuttle contract swing-arm engineer fell when he was preparing the the space shuttle Endeavour for its final flight, according to news reports.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Caterpillar Inc. is not doing enough to keep consumers safe, according to news reports.
Medical equipment by Johnson and Johnson is being recalled because of faulty packaging that could contaminate the device.
Rear ending a semi-truck in a car can be extremely deadly, and the safety barriers preventing cars from sliding underneath are failing, according to a new study.
Nearly 8,400 Volvo vehicles are being recalled because they could have steering problems, according to news reports.
Consumers can learn how to watch out for animals in the roadway and practice safety techniques to avoid life-threatening accidents.
Pogo sticks are being recalled because they pose a fall hazard to children, according to news reports.
Driving while distracted on a cell phone or smartphone accounts for 15-25 percent of car accidents, according to a new estimate.
The NOAA says more deaths are due to flooding than any other thunderstorm hazard. Many of these deaths occur when cars are swept downstream by rushing water.
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Ice Cream is being recalled because the packaging may not inform consumers of the right flavor inside, posing a possibly health risk, according to the FDA.
Wal-Mart stores are recalling roman window shades because they pose a safety risk to children, according to news reports.
Infant teether rattles are being recalled because they could cause an ingestion choking hazard for children, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
At least two people were injured last Thursday when a vehicle crashed through a Food Lion in Goose Creek, S.C., according to news reports.
South Carolina Highway Patrol (SCHP) troopers took 20 alleged drunk drivers into custody over the Labor Day weekend in the tri-county area, a rise from last year.
A sour, chewy, taffy candy is being recalled because the product could contain elevated levels of lead.
A child’s sketchbook that includes eye makeup is being recalled because it could be contaminated with staph infection, according to news reports.
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