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In article <MHigby.4814.000D4826@Primenet.com>,
Michael Higby <MHigby@Primenet.com> wrote:
>It has been reported that the strawberries were grown in Mexico and processed 
>in San Diego.  It is illegal to use food products from outside the US in 
>school lunches.
>
>The officials of the company that manufactured and/or sold those materials to 
>the government should be investigated and prosecuted.  Federal and school 
>district officials who are responsible should be removed from office, and 
>prosecuted where appropriate.  I wouldn't mind if the entire LA Board of 
>Education were recalled, as this yet another item on the list that shows that 
>this Board of Education is completely lacking in leadership and not interested 
>in the welfare of children.  They are ruining the concept of the free, public 
>school.

I can see how the selling company may be liable (hasn't the president of
the company already resigned?), but I wouldn't recall the LA Board of 
Education (or the boards of education in Arizona, Michigan, etc.) over
the matter. They are victims, not perpetrators. Or should the school boards
spend the money to conduct extensive, wasteful investigations of all
suppliers before buying anything?

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