Citizens Fight Saccharin Ban As FDA Pushes Rule
A public letter argues the federal move to ban saccharin is ill founded. It cites Canadian rat studies and decades of human use with no cancer links. The piece urges Congress to revise the Delaney Amendment and asks readers to contact Robers Kennedy and Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WES
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
National Convent On Drugs
National
Aademy of Sciences
National Research Council
Council
Congress
Washington
Sde Cherin
Geblic Triat
Paul G. Robers
Subcommittee On Health and
Rayburn House
Washington, D.C
Edward Kennedy
Senate Courts
D.C
Donald Kennedy
Fishers Lane
Rockville
Maryland
Gobbledyzook Quotation From The Waslington Star
A fragment from an EPA publication is cited with a tongue in cheek heading. The excerpt discusses the absence of a universal mechanism to internalize externalities and notes that the best choice depends on careful assessment of all feasible options for each situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Waslington Star
Gobbledyzook
U.S
Eevironmental Protection Agency
Religion Moves into Pro Sports Culture
Paul Harvey notes rising evangelical influence among professional and amateur athletes. NFL and golf players form Bible study groups, pregame prayers surface on major teams, and public figures link success to faith. Gallup poll shows growing born again claim. FCC chair speaks of moral revival in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Dart Starr
Caral Pale
Carol Dale
Mike McCoy
Pasadena
Dave Rowe
Oakland Raiders
Rowe
Jesus Christ
George Buehler
NBC
Christ
Viking
Amos Martin
Jeff Siemon
Robert Mulley
Wes Hamilton
Mrels
Gary Player
Rik Massengale
Bob Gilder
Kermit Zarley
Lynn Lott
Wally Armatrong
Howard Twittey
Larry Nelson
White House
George Gallup
Richard Wiley
Federal Communications Commission
United States
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Cuban Connections in Washington Stir Controversy and Debate
Kevin Phillips examines George McGovern's Cuba ties and allied aides amid Watergate lore noting McGovern's Cuba trips and Havana links. The piece cites journalists, Howard Hunt, Ehrlichman and CIA connections, suggesting a complex web of Cuban money and political influence shaping U.S. policy and scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin P. Phillips
Mal Pomme Washington
KFS
Ceorge McGovern
United States
Cuba
South Dakota
Cua
George McGovern
Fitel Castro
Oriente Province
McGovern
U.S
Havana
Kirby Jones
Chicago Tribune
Howard Hunt
Harvey
Ilinois
Hunt
Maintans
White House
John Ehrlichaan
Campaige
Ehrlichaan
Watergate
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Howard Munt
Robert Mullen
Tren
Mullen
Hughes Tool
Frost
Nixon
CLA
Frank Sturgis
Texas
John Ehrlichinsa
Washington
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Day of Reckoning Prompts Tax Burden Debate
Reader argues from Deut about 40 percent taxes and 8.8 months worked to pay them. He cites Britain fiscal strain, rising government payrolls, and calls for restraint against new agencies and price controls. Warns of socialism and communism, urging a day of reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chite
Great Britain
Consumer Protection Agency
Caltural Wealth Insurance
Bumphrey-Hawkins Bull
Sireadly
Iesi Ace Lheciog
Carter as Common Sense Conservative Clash Faces Liberal Establishment
The ADA and liberal Democrats attack President Carter as conservative while stressing inflation, welfare reform, and anti Big Labor stances. The piece argues Carter seeks practical solutions over ideology, resisting rigid party lines and urging a chance to prove his approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalrn de Toled
Copley
Washington
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Congress
Carter
United States
Big Labor
America
George McGovern
Hit
George Meany
Aflcio
Meany
Afl-Cio
Mr. Carter
Start of It All The Nixon Era and Civic Decay
Lou McNaught Syndicate column surveys American history from Washington to Nixon, arguing the presidency has long contained corruption and hypocrisy. It critiques Lasky’s claims about when corruption began and ponders the future under leaders like Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
David Prost
Richard Nixon
Calvary
Hareby
America
Iself
Nixon
Victor Lasky
Dial Press
Lasky
Ouler
George ‘Washington
Jefferson
Monroe
Lincoln
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Ist
LBJ
San Clemente
FBI
IRS
CLA
Dick Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Carter
LOU McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Postal Service Dilemma Sparks National Union Warning
Washington reports the head of the largest postal workers union warns a mail strike could occur if Saturday delivery ends, estimating up to 9 000 workers affected. NY area lawmakers caution Congress before USPS moves to five day service and rate hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Nixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Harvey
Sach
Fellowship of Christian Athietes
Professional
Athietes
Meneer OF Assocated Press
Anne Ore
Sey
Mao
Oust
Ray Nations
Phillips Survey
Radio
Nayana
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Castro
Bebe Rebaozo
Fidel Castro
Eugenio Martinez
Neacd
Alexander
Federal Diary Mail Service
Benjamin Franklin Bstiar
Senate
House
Hwever
USPS
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!