The Morning Cram [it’s peanut butter time edition]

From NPR:  A treatment for malnourished children  made of enriched peanut butter is being used not just in hospitals but also at snack time.

From Kentucky: A World War II ship that has been stuck for two days in Lake Barkley is on its way again. Hopkinsville City Council narrowly passes the first reading of a smoking ban. A Christian County jury finds a former Fort Campbell soldier guilty of possessing child pornography. City officials in Owensboro say they are comfortable with appealing a decision involving an open records dispute with the city’s newspaper. The hearing for a Kentucky school shooter has been moved to December.

From Tennessee:  Gov. Haslam distressed by 31 child deaths but says the Department of Children’s Services did not mishandle the cases.