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Household hazards, a conference and a school. More information on topics in this week's features. By Dan Rahn Georgia Extension Service Food prices aren't expected to rise much this year. And given the low U.S. inflation rate, that shouldn't surprise anyone, says a University of Georgia economist. Overall food prices are expected to rise only 2 percent to 2.5 percent during 1999.