Burger Quits Mayo Board
ROCHESTER Minnesota AP Warren E Burger chief justice of the United States has resigned from the board of trustees of the Mayo Foundation after ten years on the Mayo board. The foundation with assets over 100 million funds the Mayo Clinic and related education and research programs. In a Sept 11 letter to board chairman Atheon Bean Burger cited duties of his new office as the reason for stepping down.
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FDA to Probe Cyclamate Health Risks
The FDA, nearly a year after scientists warned of a possible hazard, weighs cyclamate a artificial sweetener used in many products. Critics say the agency acted slowly, while a NAS panel provided a favorable view. A 30-day NAS review was urged to decide restrictions.
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Fosdick Dies at 91 Longtime Protestant Voice
New York AP report notes Br. Harry Emerson Fosdick, influential in 20th century Protestant discourse, died at 91 in Bronxville hospital after two weeks with heart trouble. Retired 1940 from Riverside Church, he remained active writer and teacher at Union Theological Seminary. His radio program National Vespers broadcast 1927 1946 drew millions. his books include The Modern Use of the Bible and The Meaning of Prayer.
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