Indianapolis company recalls toothpaste

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	Monday, August 13, 2007
	Indianapolis company recalls toothpaste GilChrist & Soames, an Indianapolis company that supplies toothpaste to hotels across the globe, is recalling toothpaste made in China because samples were found to be contaminated with diethylene glycol. GilChrist & Soames issued the recall after the Food and Drug Administration handed down new guidelines for acceptable levels of the chemical. The company is owned by E&A Industries Inc. E&A is partly owned by Indianapolis businessman Al Hubbard, now director of the National Economic Council. Emmis launches high school sports Web site Indianapolis-based Emmis Communications Corp. and the Indiana High School Athletic Association said today that they have started a Web site for sports coverage. The free site, IHSAASports.org, includes live and archived video and audio as well as scores,
	video interviews, stories and schedules. Other features include coach of the week and player of the week. The site, which launches today, will be the only site with live video of state high school sports during the regular season and tournaments. Gannett changes pay rule in case of sale Gannett Co. Inc., the nation's largest newspaper publisher and publisher of The Indianapolis Star, changed agreements with its top two executives that would accelerate payment of retirement and deferred compensation if the company is sold, according to a regulatory filing. Gannett said it made the change to comply with tax codes. The company said the move did not indicate it was entertaining offers. NiSource missing outsourcing goal, report says Two years after launching a plan to outsource 1,017 jobs through IBM, NiSource Inc. is 144 positions short of its goal, according to The Times of Munster. This spring, the Merrillville gas and electric utility announced to workers that some of the jobs would return because results hadn't met expectations. NiSource executives also told Wall Street analysts last month that the $530 million in projected savings haven't materialized. "We have engaged IBM at the highest level and we are now in midst of what I would characterize as sensitive discussions with the IBM folks," said CEO Robert Skaggs Jr. From IBJ staff and Associated Press-Compiled by Norm Heikens Central Indiana students heading back to school The summer is over for many students across central Indiana. School started today in Beech Grove, Brownsburg Community Schools, Clark-Pleasant Community Schools, Decatur Township, Southwestern in Shelby County, Speedway and Wayne Township. Fox 59 will have more at 10 p.m. INDOT relocating northeast-side cemetery State workers are starting to move Whitesell Cemetery, a small cemetery dating to the 1800s, to make way for the widening of I-69. State workers started removing headstones today and later will remove remains in the graves by hand and place them at Crown Hill Cemetery. Whitesell Cemetery is near the I-69 and I-465 interchange. The process is expected to take about three weeks. Clerk roughed up in northwestside robbery Police say the BP in the 8500 block of Northwest Boulevard was robbed just before midnight yesterday. The suspect stole about $60 from the register, then forced the clerk into a back room and threw her to the floor. The suspect is described as a white male with tattoos on his arms and legs.
	State lawmakers discuss property taxes State lawmakers are getting together for a third time to talk about property taxes. The Commission on State Tax and Financing Policy is holding a public meeting this afternoon at the Statehouse to focus on what other states do to fix property tax issues. Shielding nature from urban sprawl A Tipton County couple are among the first property owners in central Indiana to grant a so-called conservation easement, a move that will protect their 114-acre spread from development.   Fieldhouse must fend off new rival A planned 22,000-seat arena in Louisville could siphon away events from Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
	Utilities clean up their act IPL and other utilities are seeking new sources of alternative energy, which could fuel demand for locally manufactured power plant components.   Has fantasy football found its way into your office? In offices where fantasy football is distracting employees, should managers crack down on non-work activities or use fantasy football's popularity to build morale? | Largest Indianapolis-Area Environmental Consulting Firms Largest Indianapolis-Area Environmental Contractors Largest Indianapolis-Area Industrial Parks Largest Indianapolis-Area Women-Owned Businesses Largest Indianapolis-Area Travel Agencies       Indianapolis Business Journal is in-depth coverage of local business news, brought to by IBJ's award winning editorial team.     n 52 weekly issues plus annual Book of Lists (valued at $35.00) n News, people, analysis and trends of the business community n More than 30 special interest publications n And much, much more     Click HERE for Bonus Subscription Offer
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