While many Tucsonans were eagerly listening to the news of the D-Day invasion, two intrepid city health inspectors were out inspecting. They probably would have preferred following the news. This article ran the next day. From the Arizona Daily Star, June 8, 1944: HEALTH OFFICER CLOSES 2 SHOPS Bar And Eating Place Are Under Ban Until Back Yard Is Cleaned

The following restaurants were recently inspected by the Fort Wayne-Allen County Health Department. The inspections list the number of non-critical violations (NCV) and detail critical violations. A Touch of Heaven, 6122 St. Joe Center Road: NCV: 2 Air Host Fort Wayne, 3851 W. Ferguson Road: NCV: 2 AJ’s USA Bar & Grille, 2472 Getz Road: NCV: 2

Several new and established restaurants in Newton County have been receiving failing restaurant inspection grades, and they say they’re being unfairly treated by the local health inspectors.

SEATTLE -– The Seattle-King County Board of Health may end a subsidy for food licenses for kitchens at schools and nonprofit groups. The Seattle Times reports the fee would double to about $350 a year if they had to pay what restaurants pay. The increase would cost the Seattle School District about $10,000 more for kitchen permits.