Interesting news and features published in our print edition and e-edition Tuesday, July 22

On page 2: "Nutrition Wise" columnist Karen Collins answers questions about nutritious meat, snacking on hot pretzels, and imitation seafood products. Missouri stroke and heart attack patients are promised better care, US unites with Europe and Australia on drug inspections, and Missouri mothers find breast-feeding support groups, in stories by the Associated Press.

On page 3: Annie's Mailbox answers a letter from a reader who feels her sister-in-law in stealing her spotlight while destroying her home. Eric Idle, writer of "Spamalot," strikes again with "Not the Messiah," and James Brown items are auctioned, told in AP stories. Also the Events Calendar.

On page 4: Columnist Nat Hentoff criticizes Obama as a "flimflame candidate," Argus Hamilton comments on current events, and Morton Kondracke points out the faults of the presidential candidates.

On page 5: AP sports stories on the Tigers/Royals and Brewers/Cardinals games.

On page 6: Wayne Crook writes on soybean diseases. Wal-Mart pledges to buy more produce from Oklahoman farmers, and salmonella scare destroys tomato industry, in AP stories. Also the Saline County Ag Service Center's report, Sedalia-Central Missouri Sales Company's cattle auction report for July 21, and local commodity prices.

On page 7: Full listing of Fair exhibitors and prizes won.

On page 8: Fair rabbit show results.

On page 9: Comics, puzzles, "Astrograph," and Dr. Gott's advice for an enlarged heart.

On page 10: Bush withholds CIA records, an in AP story. Also local television listings for Wednesday evening.

On page 12: Local stories on the Fair Dog Show and a July 19 incident involving a Saline County patrol car and a deer. Also stories on CART's drop in funds and rate hike in larger MMU users.

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