FDA sets standards for new meat substitute products
The FDA began drafting rules for vegetable protein products designed to imitate meat and cost less. A coalition led by General Mills and Archer Daniels Midland submitted the proposal, which would require minimum nutrient content and label text such as textured protein products. Industry leaders say broad marketing may take years, and current imitations are already in schools and institutions.
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UPI
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FDA
General Mills, Inc
Minneapolis
Ogden C. Johnson
Johnson
Agriculture Department
Worthington Foods, Inc
Worthington
Ohio
Miles Laboratories Inc
Nader expands attack on tax rule dep tax break
Ralph Nader plus two university scholars challenge a 36.8 billion depreciation tax break for business accusing Nixon of illegal action and deceit. Yale's Bittker says presidents lack authority for rules. Northwestern's Eisner calls plan misleading and Treasury loss excessive.
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UPI
Ralph Nader
Nixon
Boris I. Bittker
Yale University Law School
Treasury
Bittker
Eisner
Nader
Department
Guidelines planned for MDs to avert malpractice suits
A coalition of physicians and lawyers, alarmed by rising malpractice suits, plans to draft guidelines for medical practice. The effort aims to reduce litigation risk while maintaining patient care standards and safety.
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Mds
Washington
Calley juror calls for calm as nation debates My Lai ruling
Maj. Harvey G. Brown one of the six jurors who convicted Lt. William L. Calley Jr. urged the public to stop and take stock of the situation. He warned against letting emotions rule minds and asked politicians to calm the nation and let reason prevail. A Gallup poll showed about 80 percent disapproval of the conviction and 81 percent felt the life sentence was too harsh. Brown noted mixed support for Calley across regions and questioned whether the public’s stance was tearing the country apart. His wife said juror families have been threatened and harassed.
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UPI
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Maj
Harvey G. Brown
Calley
Gallup
Brown
Columbus
Policeman shoots two officers after promotion snub
In Cleveland Patrolman Thomas F. McLaughlin opened fire with two .38 revolvers in the Central Police Headquarters radio room, killing Patrolman Thomas S. Hakaim and wounding Sgt. Sheldon B. Friedland before surrendering. Investigators say derailed promotion hopes and colleagues’ ribbing may have driven the act. The case goes to the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury.
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Cleveland
UPI
Thomas F. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Central Police
Thomas S. Hakaim
Pit River Indians seek to tear down PG&E dams
The Pit River Indians petition the Federal Power Commission to refuse renewal of PG&E licenses along the Pit River in Shasta County. They seek to protect land, rivers, fish and wildlife, arguing the dams have polluted and scarred their ancestral waterway. The case follows prior suits for return of lands and civil rights actions against county authorities, with a $5 million damages claim against PG&E for environmental harm.
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Washington
UPI
Federal
California
Federal Power Commission
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Pit River
Shasta County
Pg&e
U.S
Robert Peckham
John Balma
Allende wins popularity test in Chile municipal elections
In Chile Allende's Popular Unity coalition led a nationwide municipal vote with 49.6 percent to 48 percent for the opposition, seizing 1,653 alderman seats while independents and void ballots filled the rest. Carmen Frei scored a notable district win in Santiago as the Christian Democrats remained the largest single party. The outcome signals momentum for nationalization and agrarian reform, with 1820 year-olds voting for the first time.
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Santiago
UPI
Salvador Allende
Chile
Allende
Christian Democrats
Carmen Frei
Christian Democrat
Eduardo Frei
Popular Unity
Senate
The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes at Manchester
A review notes The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes as entertaining and lightly racy with a GP rating. It plays in Manchester with other films including The White Search at Harte Theatre and Women in Love at College Cinema with 8 p.m. showings.
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Sherlock
Manchester
Harte Theatre
Glenda Jackson
Alan Bates
Williamstown
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