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The Morning Brew: Monday, 10.12

By Robin Wheeler Mon., Oct. 12 2009 at 9:00 AM
Categories: News of the World
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​ Despite recent food-borne illness outbreaks, key food safety positions remain unfilled. Meanwhile, Japan bans beef from Nebraska processing plant after finding mad-cow prevention violations. (Cattle Network, Market Watch)

McDonald's in the Louvre? No big deal. (UPI)

Bologna healthier than PB&J? We'll just see about that. (Washington Post)

Georgia bar and grill serves up beer, seafood, free speech and a heaping helping of racism. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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beer, bologna, First Amendment, food-bourne illness, France, Georgia, Japan, Louvre, mad cow disease, McDonald's, Nebraska, peanut butter and jelly, racism, USDA
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