In 1961, Congress decided to proclaim National Poison Prevention Week so we could get information out to people and let them know how important it is to keep children away from poisons.

You can steal a Sun Ray but you're not going to lose any information or files; it's all stored on the server.

That a member of Congress who is supposed to represent one of the U.S. states hardest hit by NAFTA job loss, and whose constituents care deeply about poverty in Central America, would become a deciding vote to expand NAFTA to six more nations is unimaginable, given the damage the NAFTA model has proven to cause to U.S. working people and Mexico's poor.

The number of children dying from poisons in the U.S. is going down. A lot of that is due to education and to poison centers.

We are examining the information that ABC presented to us to see if there is any cause for ongoing action,

The (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) is a traveler's best source of information. The agency posts notices on its Web site to let us know where the trouble spots are.