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Gerber Products Co. lawyers agreed to delay legal action against Maryland until a health department hearing officer considers the validity of the state’s ban on sales of Gerber baby food. Gerber Products Co. filed a $150-million lawsuit against Gov. Harry Hughes and other officials one day after the state ordered jars of Gerber strained peaches removed from store shelves, in response to several reports of glass fragments in the product.
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