Macaroni Reform Sparks Food Label Debate
Excerpt discusses FDA proposal to create a new enrichment category for pasta with Golden Elbow containing 70 percent wheat, 30 percent corn and soybeans. General Foods claims it resembles macaroni and offers higher protein, while critics urge clear ingredient labeling to help consumers. The piece also notes Barbara Franklin’s role in promoting women in federal government work and her background at First National City Bank.
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Wall Street Journal
Yankee Doodle
Maccompanies
Food and Drug Administration
Barbara Backman Frankline
Nixon
Franklin
First National City Bank of New York
UPI Telephoto
Patrick McCarthy Takes Bride In Auburn New York
Patrick McCarthy married in Auburn New York with the Rev David Simon of St Patrick s Church Rochester officiating. The couple s reception followed at the Auburn Golf and Country Club and a Bahamas wedding trip preceded plans to live at Fort Knox. The bride a Villa Maria College graduate taught at Union Springs Central School. The groom, a U S Army lieutenant and Gannon College alumnus, is a Pi Kappa Alpha member.
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Fort Knox
Villa Maria College
Erie
Union Springs Central School
Gannon College
Pi Kappa Alpha
Nuptials Held For Miss Hardy And Mr Smith
Miss Brenda Lois Hardy of Augusta wed Tony Benj am in Smith of Langley at Langley First Baptist Church on August 15 at 3:00. The Rev L J Fowler officiated. The bride is daughter of Mrs Carl V Hardy and the late Mr Hardy. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Clarence B Smith. The bride wore a white peau de soie gown with chapel train. Attendants included maid of honor Wanda Jiles and matron of honor Mrs Leon Garvin. The reception followed in the church fellowship hall.
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Brenda Lois Hardy
Augusta
Tony Benjamin Smith
Langley
Langley First Baptist Church
L. J. Fowler
Carl V. Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Clarence B. Smith
Larry E. Hardy
Guy Parrisher
Jimmy White
Mickey Duncan
Steve Poston
Wade Moore
Alfred Jones
Virginia Grier
Virgil Hathaway
Mrs. W H Winans Champions Care For Retarded Children
Mrs. W H Winans drives services for mentally retarded children in Aiken County. She helped found the Wee Care Development Center and Camp Hope, chairs the state association, and pushes licensing and expanded facilities. She advocates treating each child as an individual and urges community and state action.
Poverty in Aiken County Revealed Amidst National Averages
Aiken County sixth graders show 15 percent functioning at a retarded level, higher than the 3 percent national estimate. Mrs Winans cautions this may reflect poverty, lack of exposure, or socio economic conditions rather than true retardation. She cites rural and slum areas with scant sanitation and furniture and children sleeping on bare bedding.
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Aiken County
Winans
Jackson Lions elect officers for year and aid for student
Jackson Lions Club elected Louis H. Phillips as president Donald P. Smith as vice president Wade T. Gordy as 2nd vice president Paul D. Bennett as 5th vice president Wayne F. DeWeese as treasurer Curtis Beard as secretary J Paul Whittle as tail twister and lion tamer Henry W. Risher Cecil Greene Jr Maxie Stevenson F A Coleman and Albert W Ellis serve on the board of directors The club bought a tape recorder for a Jackson High School student with poor eyesight Mrs John Wise returns from Boston with daughter Mrs Edmund Nawoichik Mrs Thelma Barber Jackson Town Clerk completed financial administration training in Columbia through the Municipal Association of South Carolina The home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hall on Third Street was struck by lightning during a severe storm causing damage.
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Jackson Lions Club
Louis H. Phillips
Donald P. Smith
Wade T. Gordy
Paul D. Bennett
Wayne F. DeWeese
Curtis Beard
J. Paul Whittle
Henry W. Risher
Cecil Greene Jr
Maxie Stevenson
F.A. Coleman
Albert W Ellis
Jackson High School
John Wise
Boston
Mass
Edmund Nawoichik
Jackson
Thelma Barber
Columbia
Municipal Association of South Carolina
Bureau of Govern— Research, University of
Ernest Hall
Third Street
Ways To Save On Meat By Leftovers And Portions
Real economy depends upon the number of cooked servings per pound. Never buy more than you need to avoid costly leftovers and waste. Logical buying and portion planning maximize value for meat money.
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