Oct. 29, San Francisco Bay Guardian: "Chickens and the Egg."
Oct. 26, Washington Post: "Voters to Decide Whether Animals Need More Space."
Oct. 26, New York Times Magazine: "The Barnyard Strategist."
Oct. 24, New York Times: "A California Ballot Measure Offers Rights for Farm Animals."
Oct. 23, Grist: "Cluck and Cover: California's Prop 2 Spurs Big-Bucks Battle of Farm-Animal Treatment."
Oct. 21, Los Angeles Times: "Proposition 2 Causes a Flap Over Costs, Benefits."
Oct. 21, The Record: "French Camp Egg Ranch Hit by Suit."
Oct. 14, Los Angeles Times: "Footage of Mistreated Hens Released in Support of Proposition 2."
Oct. 11, La Opinion: "A Measure Against Cruelty."
Oct. 9, Press-Enterprise: "Lawsuit Accuses Egg Producers Over Humane Conditions, Pricing."
Oct. 9, Press-Enterprise: "New Chino Slaughterhouse Promises Humane Handling of Cows."
Oct. 9: New York Times: "Standing, Stretching, Turning Around."
Oct. 8: KGTV San Diego: "Farm Accused of Allowing Tainted Water into System."
Oct. 7: Associated Press: "Animal Activists Want More Space for Hens."
Oct. 6: Los Angeles Daily News: "Yes on Prop. 2: It's a Feel-Good Egg."
Oct. 5: Washington Times: "Tortured Animals Need Compassion."
Oct. 5: Pasadena Star News: "Yes on Prop 2."
Oct. 4, KTVU (San Francisco): "Prop 2 Campaigning at the Blessing of the Animals."
Oct. 3: San Jose Mercury News: "Editorial: Vote Yes on Proposition 2 to Let Chickens Spread Their Wings."
Oct. 3: Santa Barbara News-Press: "Prop. 2 Supporters Rally at Courthouse."
Oct. 2: Santa Cruz Sentinel: "As We See It: Proposition 2 Makes Humane Sense."
Oct. 2: San Bernardino Sun: "Prop. 2 Requires Decent Conditions for Food Animals."
Oct. 2: KSEE-24 Fresno: "Debate on Prop. 2 Opens Up Questions About California's Egg Industry."
September 2008
Sept. 27: Wall Street Journal: "Egg Industry Probe Is Urged."
Sept. 24: Los Angeles Daily News: "Proposition Supporters Raise Money, Eyebrows."
Sept. 24: Reuters: "Egg Firms Fix Prices, Mask Cruelty."
Sept. 23: San Francisco Chronicle: "Prop. 2 Will Bring Humane Standards to Poultry, Pork Industries."
Sept. 23: Los Angeles Times: "Chickens Beat Eggs in Proposition 2 Lawsuit."
Sept. 23: Associated Press: "Judge Extends Ban on Egg Board Spending Allegedly Aimed at Ballot Measure."
Sept. 23: San Francisco Chronicle: "USDA Ordered to Quit Buying Anti-Prop. 2 Ads."
Sept. 22: Marysville Appeal-Democrat: "Should Tax-Exempt Churches, Agencies Donate to State Props?"
Sept. 21: Bay Area News Group: "Voters Should Strike a Blow for Humane Treatment of Animals."
Sept. 16: Bakersfield Californian: "Gay Marriage, Animal Cruelty Debated."
Sept. 16: California Majority Report: "No on Prop 2 Campaign Funded by the Same Out-of-State Egg Producers That the Campaign Claims Would Benefit if Prop 2 Passes?"
Sept. 15: California Majority Report: "San Diego Union Tribune Endorses Prop 2."
Sept 15: San Diego Union-Tribune: "Animal Farms: Ban on Inhumane Confinement is Sensible."
Sept. 14: Santa Barbara News-Press: "Yes on Prop. 2."
Sept. 14: Santa Barbara News-Press: "Prop. 2 Would Stem Factory Farming Cruelty."
Sept. 13: Associated Press: "Humane Society Sues UC Over Caged-Hens Study."
Sept. 13: Stockton Record: "Humane Society Sues UC Over Egg Report."
Sept. 13: Redwood City Daily News: "Humane Society Supports Prop 2."
Sept. 12: CBS 5 (San Francisco): "Prop. 2 Looks to Improve Farm Animal Treatment."
Sept. 8: Los Angeles Times: "Humane Society Sues University of California."
Sept. 7: Contra Costa Times: "Prop 2: Farm Animals Deserve Humane Treatment."
Sept. 5: California Progress Report: "Prop 2 Opponents Charged with Laundering Money and Concealing Out-of-State Contributions."
Sept. 5: East Bay Business Times: "Humane Society Sues University of California over Prop. 2 Activities."
Sept. 3: California Majority Report: "Yes on Prop 2 Campaign Files FPPC Complaint Today, Alleging Money Laundering by United Egg Producers."
Sept. 1: DVM News: "Animal Welfare, Not Economics, Should Be Profession's Top Concern."
August 2008
Aug. 27: Minneapolis Star Tribune: "Tofurky Tuesday Ahead."
Aug. 24: California Progress Report: "Rotten Eggs Being Thrown Against California Prop 2."
Aug. 22: The Hill blog: "Rotten Eggs."
Aug. 22: San Francisco Chronicle: "For Now, Feds Will Steer Clear of California Animal-Rights Measure."
Aug. 21: Sacramento News & Review: "Cool to Be Kind."
Aug. 19: StrikingatTheRoots.com: "Paul Shapiro on Activism, Prop 2, and the Power of Incrementalism."
Aug. 15: The Sacramento Bee: "Feathers Fly Over Hens in Cages."
Aug. 15: North County Times: "San Diego County Veterinarians Back Animal-Rights Measure."
Aug. 14: San Francisco Chronicle: "Suit Says USDA Illegally Funded Egg Board."
Aug. 14: Calitics: "American Egg Board Illegally Set Aside $3 Million in Federal Funds to Campaign Against Prop 2, Californians for Humane Farms Alleges."
Aug. 14: North County Times: "Feds, Trade Group Sued on Farm Animal Initiative."
Aug. 13: Associated Press: "Humane Group Sues Agriculture Officials Over Ballot Spending Authorization."
Aug. 13: Green Daily: "Federal Officials Being Sued Over Campaigns Against Anti-Cruelty Laws.
Aug. 7: Huffington Post: "Life the Size of a Sheet of Paper."
Aug 4: USA Today: "New and Notable in the Advertising World."
Aug. 2: Grist: "Good News for Modern Farm Animals."
Aug. 2008: Mother Earth News: "Which Comes First, the Chicken or the Profit?"
July 2008
July 31: The New York Times: "A Farm Boy Reflects."
July 31: Reuters: "Caged Hens Spark Battle Over Eggs in California."
July 31: Capitol Weekly: "Ballot Initiatives Embrace New Campaign Tools."
July 31: The Modesto Bee: "Vets Group Takes Ethical Stance on Ballot Measure."
July 28: San Francisco Chronicle : "Farm Animal Rights Law Would Require Room to Roam."
July 24: Sonoma Index-Tribune: "Prop 2 Mandates Cage-Free Chickens"
July 23: The Washington Post: "A Dish That Gets Fuzzy Reception."
July 22: San Jose Mercury News: "Measures show support: VOTERS FAVOR 3 OF 5 PROPOSITIONS."
July 12: Winona Daily News: "Minnesota's Industry of Shame."
July 7: San Jose Mercury News: "Measures Show Support: Voter Favor 3 of 5 Propositions."
July 2: Clovis News Journal (New Mexico): "Spokesman: Meatpacker Pulls Business After Allegations."
June 2008
May 2008
May 29: The (Baltimore) Sun: "Md. Tightens Livestock Inspection Rules After Probe."
May 29: California Progress Report: "The Prevention of Farm Animal Cruelty Act on the November California Ballot."
May 28: The (Baltimore) Sun: "Westminster Livestock Auction Operator Faces State Charges."
May 22: Daily Bulletin: "Ban Wasn't Such a Hard Decision."
May 21: San Francisco Bay Guardian: "Flying The Coop?"
May 21: The New York Times: "U.S. Moves to Prohibit Beef From Sick or Injured Cows."
May 21: Los Angeles Times: "USDA to Tighten Cow Slaughter Rules."
May 21: The (Baltimore) Sun: "Reform in Meat Process."
May 21: The Wall Street Journal: "U.S. to Ban Sick Cows in Food Use."
May 21: The Washington Post: "USDA to Ban 'Downer' Beef."
May 20: USA Today: "Inhumane-Handling Issues Halt More Slaughter Plants."
May 20: Reuters: "U.S. to Ban Slaughter of Cattle Too Sick to Walk."
May 20: The Press-Enterprise: "USDA Now Endorsing Ban on Downer Cows, But Says It's Months Away."
May 20: Associated Press: "New Ag Rule Closing Downer Cow Slaughter Exception."
May 20: The Washington Post: "Government Proposes Ban on 'Downer' Cattle."
May 8: The (Baltimore) Examiner: "Report Sparks Change in Livestock Regulations."
May 8: Imperial Valley Press: "Brawley Man Fights Farm Animal Cruelty."
May 8: Amarillo Globe-News: "Rights Group Shows Video; Says Auctions Mistreat Cattle."
May 8: Carroll County Times: "Probe Reveals Cow Neglect at Westminster Livestock Auction."
May 8: Connecticut Post : "Safeguards Sought for Livestock Abuse."
May 8: Clovis News Journal: "Humane Society Targets Clovis Auction"
May 8: Reuters: "Humane Society Says Video Shows Abused Livestock."
May 8: Associated Press: "Humane Society Releases New Video of Mistreated Livestock."
May 7: CBS-9 DC: "Downed Cows."
May 7: FOX-5 DC: "Humane Society Alleges Sick Livestock at Slaughterhouses."
May 7: CBS-13 Baltimore: "Humane Society Investigating Downer Cow."
May 7: KOAT-7 Albuquerque: "Video Raises Questions About Mistreated Livestock."
May 7: NBC-4 Albequerque: "Group: Cows Being Mistreated at Stockyards."
May 7: The Press-Enterprise : "Humane Society Videos Downer Cows at Auctions to Point Out Food-Safety System Gap."
May 7: The Philadelphia Enquirer: "Humane Society Critiques Livestock Auctions."
May 6: ABC 7: "Abuse on the Egg Farm."
May 6: Los Angeles Times: "Animal Rights Group Uses Undercover Video to Push for Probe of Poultry Firm."
May 6: The Sacramento Bee: "Animal Rights Group Targets Egg Industry."
May 6: KCRA 58: "Measure Would Remove 'Cruel' Animal Cages Video Footage Allegedly Shows Abuse At Valley Egg Farms."
May 4: The Arizona Republic: "Benefits of Factory Farms Just Illusions."
May 3: Press Telegram: "Inhumane Livestock Cages Have Got to Go."
May 2: The Fresno Bee: "Treatment of Farm Animals Will Go to Voters."
May 1: Rocky Mountain News: "Ritter Playing His Own Game of Chicken."
April 2008
April 29: San Jose Mercury News: "Measure Would Give Food Animals Space."
April 29: Orange County Register: "Report Bolsters Anti-Cruelty Act Proposed in California Farms."
April 27: Inland Valley Daily Bulletin: "Ban on Bad Cattle Lauded."
April 25: News Journal: "Law Students Stand Up for Laying Hens' Freedom."
April 10: The Sacramento Bee: "Animal Rights Fight to Ballot."
April 9: KQED: "Voters Will Weigh Farm Animal Treatment in November."
April 9: East Bay Business Journal:"Anti-Cruelty Farm Measure Qualifies for November Ballot in California"
April 8: Rocky Mountain News: "...Where The Buffalo Roam And The Veal And The Pregnant Sows Plaaay!"
April 2: St. Petersburg Times: "Close Beef Loophole for Safety's Sake."
April 1: The Press-Enterprise: "Meat Recall Fallout."
April 1: Associated Press: "Calif. Panel Advances Criminal Penalties Against Slaughterhouses."
March 2008
March 28: Montrose Daily Press: "Packing House Abuse Outrageous."
March 24: USA Today: "Cattle Abuse Wasn't Rare Occurence."
March 24: North County Times: "Egg, Feed Prices in A Scramble."
March 23: Des Moines Register: "Inspectors Didn't Catch Cattle Abuse in California."
March 22: Chicago Tribune: "Why Egg Prices Are Cracking Budgets."
March 22: San Diego Union-Tribune: "Man Charged in Chino Slaughterhouse Abuse Gets Six Months in Jail."
March 21: California Farmer: "Anti-Cruelty Measure for November."
March 18: Fort Morgan Times: "Lawmakers Moving on Bill for Pork, Veal Animals."
March 17: Elmira Star-Gazette: "Personal Encounter With Animal Abuse."
March 17: Reuters: "More Animal Abuses Could Hurt Demand for U.S. Beef."
March 17: Reuters: "USDA Warns Changes Could Delay Meat Recalls."
March 16: Today's Sunbeam: "N.J. High Court Hears Case on Animal Abuses."
March 15: Billings Gazette: "Downer Cattle Should Be Kept Out of Food Chain."
March 14: Bizjournals.com: "Tofurky Sponsoring Humane Society."
March 13: Chicago Tribune: "House Grills Meat Packing Chief."
March 13: Los Angeles Times: "Panel Grills Meatpacking Chief on Beef Recall at Chino Plant."
March 13: The Wall Street Journal: "Meatpacker Admits Ailing Cattle Used at Slaughterhouse."
March 13: The New York Times: "Meat Packer Admits Slaughter of Sick Cows."
March 13: Associated Press: "Slaughterhouse Exec Defends Himself."
March 12: CNN: "Bad Beef."
March 12: Press Enterprise: "Too Little Testing for Mad Cow, Critics Say."
March 12: Press Enterprise: "Chino Slaughterhouse Head Acknowledges Appearance of Illegal Slaughter."
March 12: Los Angeles Times: "Westland/Hallmark President Says Ill Cows Weren't Slaughtered—Then Eats His Words."
March 12: Reuters: "California Plant Tied to Recall Admits Problems."
March 12: Associated Press: "Slaughterhouse Exec Acknowledges Illegal Slaughter of Ill Cows."
March 12: New York Times: "Upton Sinclair, Now Playing on Youtube."
March 12: Inland Valley Daily Bulletin: "CEO Claims Ignorance: Slaughterhouse Chief Admits Wrong in D.C."
March 11: USA Today: "Downed Cows Probably Entered U.S. Food Supply."
March 11: Orange County Register: "Slaughterhouse Boss 'Shocked...Disgusted."
March 11: USA Today: "Meat Company President to Testify."
March 11: Durango Herald: “Isgar Bill Addresses Farm Animals.”
March 10: Voice of America: "The Story of The Largest Beef Recall in U.S. History."
March 10: Inland Valley Daily News: "Bar All Downed Cattle From Nation's Meat Supply."
March 9: Washington Post: "Disparate Federal Rules in Spotlight: Critics Cite Mixed Messages Over Risk From Downer Cows."
March 7: Wall Street Journal: "USDA Won't Disclose Who Sold Recalled Beef."
March 7: Chicoer: "Farm-Animal Housing Signatures Turned In."
March 6: CNN: "USDA Could Install Cameras in Slaughterhouses."
March 6: Reuters: "Lawmakers Demand USDA List Beef Recall Stores."
March 6: Associated Press: "Congress Wants More Info on Beef Recall."
March 6: Press Enterprise: "USDA Criticized for Chino Beef Recall."
March 5: Columbus Dispatch: "Wendy's Shareholders to Vote on PETA Proposal."
March 5: Press Enterprise: "Video Pivotal to National Impact of Chino Beef Recall, Other Activist Causes."
March 5: Rocky Mountain News: "Chipotle in A Game of Chicken."
March 5: Washington Post: "Panel Airs Proposed Foie Gras Ban."
March 5: Galveston Daily News: "Policy, If Not The Meat, Is Tainted."
March 4: Wall Street Journal: "Retracing the Beef Supply Trail."
March 4: San Diego Union Tribune: "Animal Measures Await Lawmakers."
March 4: Riverside Press-Enterprise: "Congress Prepares to Subpoeana Chino Meat Plant CEO."
March 3: Wall Street Journal: "School Lunch at Risk for Years."
March 3: The (Baltimore) Sun: "U.S. Food Safety Policy Faulted."
March 3: Lima News (OH): "Beef Recall Shows Danger of Trust in Government Regulators."
March 2: Riverside Press-Enterprise: "Inland Dairy Cows Bringing Less at Auction Since Chino Beef Recall."
March 2: Albany Times Union: "Meat Industry Needs Greater Oversight."
March 1: Chicago Tribune: "How 'Downer' Cows Enter Food Chain."
February 2008
Feb. 29: Los Angeles Times: "Chino Beef Inspectors Put on Leave."
Feb. 29: Wall Street Journal: "USDA Puts Workers on Leave."
Feb. 29: Inland Valley Daily Bulletin: "Two Inspectors Suspended; USDA Responds to Chino Beef Recall."
Feb. 29: Riverside Press Enterprise: "Schools Reliant on Federal Commodities to Keep Food Safe."
Feb. 29: The Argus: "Humane Society Seeks Cage-Free Farms."
Feb. 29: Napa Valley Register: "Animal Rights Initiative Qualifies for Ballot."
Feb. 29: Los Angeles Times: "U.S. Official Defends Meat Inspections."
Feb. 29: Des Moines Register: "Agriculture Secretary Says No To Tightening Slaughter Rules."
Feb. 29: Green Bay Press-Gazette: "Kohl: Cameras Should Be In All Packinghouses."
Feb. 29: Washington Post: "USDA Rejects 'Downer' Cow Ban."
Feb. 28: Las Vegas Sun: "Misplacing The Blame."
Feb. 28: Daily Bulletin: "DA Offers Cruelty Deal."
Feb. 28: Press Enterprise: "After Recall, Some Urge California to Retake Control of Beef Inspections."
Feb. 28: Press Enterprise: "Deal Expected For Man Charged in Videotaped Mistreatment of Cows at Chino Slaughterhouse."
Feb. 28: Press Enterprise: "What Constitutes A Fit Cow? Too Few Watching, Some Say."
Feb. 28: New York Times: "Humane Society Sues U.S. In Cattle Case."
Feb. 28: Press Enterprise: "Counties Turn In Signatures for Initiative to Ban Farm Animal Cruelty."
Feb. 28: Star Ledger (New Jersey): "Compromising Food Safety."
Feb. 28: Associated Press: "Ag Sec Resists 'Downer' Cow Ban."
Feb. 28: Associated Press: "Senator Demands Action From Agriculture Department on Meat Safety."
Feb. 28: Associated Press: "Dole Recalls Work on Humane Slaughter."
Feb. 28: Wall Street Journal: "Meat Worker Defends Conduct, Says He Was Following Orders."
Feb. 27: Associated Press: "Humane Society Sues USDA In Wake of Beef Recall."
Feb. 27: Des Moines Register: "Humane Society Sues USDA Over Slaughter."
Feb. 27: Press Enterprise: "Humane Society Files Suit Against USDA To Close Slaughterhouse Loophole."
Feb. 27: Press Enterprise: "Humane Society Says Loophole Prompted Abuse At Chino Meat Company."
Feb. 27: San Bernardino Sun: "Meat Inspection System Troubled."
Feb. 27: USA Today: "Meat Plant Concerns Raised for Years."
Feb. 27: Associated Press: "Film Prompted First Humane Slaughter Law."
Feb. 27: Associated Press: "USDA Sued Over 'Downer' Cow Rules."
Feb. 27: The Oregonian: "Humane Society Embraces Tofurky."
Feb. 27: Hartford Courant: "An Appetite for Reform."
Feb. 27: WCAV-TV (CBS): "Lawmakers Question Food Safety."
Feb. 26: Denver Post: "Meat Inspection System Strained."
Feb. 26: Press Enterprise: "Chino Meatpacker A No-Show at Washington Hearing."
Feb. 26: Cleveland Plain Dealer: "Testimony Today in D.C. About the Massive Meat Recall."
Feb. 25: Arizona Republic: "Inspect The System."
Feb. 24: Asheville Citizen-Times: "If We Must Rely on Factory Farming, Can't We Do It With An Ounce of Pity?"
Feb. 24: Des Moines Register: "Big Beef Recalls Test Trusts of USDA Worldwide."
Feb. 23: Press Enterprise: "Abuse On Display."
Feb. 23: Wall Street Journal: "Meatpacker to Shut Down In Wake of Massive Recall."
Feb. 22: Houston Chronicle: "Downers."
Feb. 22: Rochester Democrat & Chronicle: "Protect Food Supply."
Feb. 21: Reuters: "USDA Unsure If Calif. Cattle Case Is Isolated to Plant."
Feb. 21: The (Baltimore) Sun: "A Recall, Reason to Worry."
Feb. 21: Press Enterprise: "Chino Meat Plant Drew Inland Humane Society Scrutiny Years Before Video."
Feb. 21: Associated Press: "A Third of Recalled Beef Went to Schools."
Feb. 21: New York Times: "The Biggest Beef Recall Ever."
Feb. 21: Beaver County Times: "A Jungle."
Feb. 20: Los Angeles Times: "Cattle Inspections Thwarted." (login required)
Feb. 20: The (Baltimore) Sun: "Undercover Cow Video Difficult to Watch."
Feb. 20: San Francisco Chronicle: "Senators Ask Probe in Big Beef Recall."
Feb. 20: Honolulu Star-Bulletin: "USDA Ineffective in Protecting Consumers From Bad Food."
Feb. 20: Sacramento Bee: "Beef in Massive Recall Proves Tough to Trace."
Feb. 20: Christian Science Monitor: "Huge Meat Recall Prods Further Reforms."
Feb. 19: Seattle Post-Intelligencer: "Living Food: Raising Standards."
Feb. 19: Baltimore Sun: "A Gap in Food Safety."
Feb. 19: Associated Press: "Meat Recall Prompts Call to Strip Agency of Safety Oversight."
Feb. 19: Virginian Pilot: "Animal Cruelty Leaves Many Starving for Real Answers."
Feb. 19: USA Today: "A Sickening Spectacle."
Feb. 19: Press Enterprise: "Congress to Investigate Food Safety Process in Wake of Chino Slaughterhouse Scandal."
Feb. 19: Financial Times: "Beef Recall Spurs Calls for Tighter US Meat Controls."
Feb. 18: Associated Press: "Beef Industry Resonds to Secret Video."
Feb. 18: USA Today: "USDA Will Step Up Inspections at Slaughterhouses."
Feb. 18: Los Angeles Times: "Huge Beef Recall Issued."
Feb. 18: ABC World News: "Meat Recall Prompts Questions of Unsafe Practices."
Feb. 18: CNN: "Undercover Agent Speaks."
Feb. 18: Bloomberg: "Westland/Hallmark Recalls Record Amount of U.S. Beef."
Feb. 18: Daily Bulletin: "Police Arrest Slaughterhouse Worker."
Feb. 18: NBC Nightly News: "Massive Beef Recall."
Feb. 18: Good Morning America: "Undercover Video Prompts Nation's Largest Beef Recall."
Feb. 17: Washington Post: "USDA Orders Largest Meat Recall in U.S. History."
Feb. 17: Chicago Tribune: "Beef Recall Is Largest in History."
Feb. 16: USA Today: "USDA Orders Largest Beef Recall."
Feb. 16: Press Enterprise: "Cruelties Rebuked."
Feb. 15: Los Angeles Times: "Cruelty Charges Filed Against Slaughterhouse Boss."
Feb. 15: Inland Valley Daily Bulletin: "SB County D.A. Files Charges Against Chino Slaughterhouse Employees."
Feb. 15: Press Enterprise: "Chino Slaughterhouse Workers Charged With Animal Cruelty."
Feb. 15: Associated Press: "Two Charged With Abusing Sick Cattle at Chino Slaughterhouse."
Feb. 14: Inland Valley Daily Bulletin: "Cruelty Charges Likely: DA Plans Action in Cattle Case."
Feb. 14: Los Angeles Times: "Officials Call for Safety Probe of School Meat Supply."
Feb. 12: Wall Street Journal: "Safeway Embraces Animal Welfare."
Feb. 12: KCBS Radio (San Francisco): "Safeway Earns Praise for New Animal Welfare Policy."
Feb. 11: MSN.com: "Humane Society Praises Safeway's Animal Welfare Initiatives."
Feb. 9: Chicago Tribune: "Food Fight Between Humane Society, Ag Dept."
Feb. 7: Washington Post: "Inspectors Verify Abuses of Cows in California."
Feb. 5: Inland Valley Daily Bulletin: "USDA Shuts Down Chino Slaughterhouse."
Feb. 2: Bozeman Daily Chronicle: "Local Groups Given Possibly Tainted Meat."
Feb. 1: Seattle Post Intelligencer: "Humane Society Footage Raises Food Safety Questions."
Feb. 1: Associated Press: "Schools, Burger Chains Halt Use of Beef from Slaughterhouse."
Feb. 1: Minnesota Public Radio: "Minnesota Schools Pull Tons of Ground Beef."
January 2008
Jan. 31: KOIN 6 Portland: "Schools Get Beef From Controversial Plant."
Jan. 31: KATU 2 Portland: "Oregon Schools Pull Ground Beef from Cafeterias."
Jan. 31: CBS 4 Minneapolis: "Schools Suspend Serving Beef After Abuse of Cows."
Jan. 31: FOX 9 Minneapolis: "St. Paul School District Reacts to Meat Expose, Removes Ground Beef from Lunch Menus."
Jan. 31: NBC 4 San Diego: "Schools Stop Using Beef from Plant Accused of Cow Abuse."
Jan. 31: Inland Valley Daily Bulletin: "In-N-Out Cancels Beef Contract."
Jan. 31: Associated Press: "USDA Investigating Calif. Slaughterhouse."
Jan. 31: Star Tribune (Minnesota): "Minnesota Orders Schools Not to Use Beef from California Plant."
Jan. 31: The Oregonian: "Supplier's Beef Pulled Off School Lunches."
Jan. 31: Fox 11 (Los Angeles): "USDA to Investigate Possible Abuses at Chino Slaughterhouse."
Jan. 31: CBS (Montana): "Montana Schools Receive Beef from Scrutinized Company."
Jan. 30: NBC 4 (Los Angeles): "Alleged Cow Abuse Investigated."
Jan. 30: Salt Lake Tribune: "Utah Schools Won't Serve Beef From Errant Meatpacker."
Jan. 30: ABC 7 (Los Angeles): "Possible Slaughterhouse Abuses in Calif."
Jan. 30: Los Angeles Times: "U.S. Probes Chino Slaughterhouse."
Jan. 30: The Oregonian: "Beef Pulled From School Lunch Program."
Jan. 30: Reuters: "California Plant Accused of Torturing Unfit Cows."
Jan. 30: Associated Press: "USDA Plans to Investigate Possible Abuses at Slaughterhouse."
Jan. 30: San Bernadino Sun: "USDA Suspends Business With Chino Slaughterhouse."
Jan. 30: Washington Post: "Video Reveals Violations of Laws, Abuse of Cows at Slaughterhouse."
Jan. 30: Inland Valley Daily Bulletin: "Were Sick Cows Used?"
Jan. 30: CBS Evening News: "Undercover Video Shows Abuse of Sick Cows."
Jan. 30: CNN: "Video of Workers Abusing Cows Raises Food Safety Questions."
Jan. 30: ABC News: "Sick Cattle Used to Feed School Children."
Jan. 30: FOX 5 DC: "Meat From 'Sick' Cows Could Have Been Sent to Schools."
Jan. 30: ABC 4 (Salt Lake City): "Meat Plant Suspended After Cruelty Allegations."
Jan. 27: USA Today: "Animal Rights Groups Pick Up Momentum."
Jan. 24: Wisconsin Public Radio: "UW Oshkosh uses cage-free eggs."
Jan. 9: Crain's New York Business: "Hearings Underway in Foie Gras Lawsuit."
Jan. 2: FOX 11 WLUCK-TV: "Cage-Free Eggs At UW Osh Kosh."
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