Phaseouts for harmful food additives urged over nitrites
A proposed one year moratorium on any nitrite ban would let USDA and FDA study effects and consider a two year phase out. The argument favors legalizing phased out bans for other dangerous additives under limited conditions to protect health and industry alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
American Meat Institute
Justice Department
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Congress
USDA
FDA
Evacuation plans under fire in Palo nuclear dispute
A debate over evacuation plans for the Duane Arnold Nuclear Energy Center near Palo pits Gov. Ray and CURE against Linn County Civil Defense Director Bjorenson. Both sides argue for or against broad public release while protecting critical radio and phone data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Arnold Nuclear Energy Center
Palo
Gov. Ray
Citizens United For Responsible Energy
Linn County Civil Defense
Bjorenson
Linn County/Municipal Civil Defense Administration
Cure Group
Television ads spark doubt about Will Rogers and Grape Nuts
Mark Russell argues that TV commercials treat adults as children and mislead about Will Rogers eating Grape Nuts. He mentions Will Rogers Jr. and questions whether actor James Whitmore also eats imitation Grape Nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny Tots
Will Rogers
Will Jr
James Whitmore
Carter's Rating Slips Amid Inflation and Energy Woes
ABC News Harris survey shows 65 percent negative on inspiring confidence in the White House, 81 percent negative on handling economy, 78 percent negative on energy, and 67 percent negative overall for President Carter. Positive views remain strongest on Middle East efforts after Camp David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Carter
Middle East
White House
Carter
Richard Nixon
ABC News-Harris
Camp David
Iran
China
Jimmy Carter
Kids Rights Move Barely Began Says Gazette Editorial
The Gazette laments how adults often dismiss children rights and judgment. It cites anecdotes from 1948 to 1980 showing kids misjudged yet offers a call to value youth insight and kindness toward minors.
Iowa utility defends nuclear plant handling
A letter to the editor praises Iowa Electric Light and Power for shutting Pale plant down and repairing issues after a Pennsylvania plant problem. The writer contrasts this with others who continued operation, notes costs charged to plant depreciation, and cites gas, coal, and mining harms with no protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Unitarian Universalist beliefs contrasted with Palo nuclear protest
A letter to the editor argues that nuclear power protests should not reflect the Unitarian Universalist Association in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids. It notes individual Members may support issues, while denouncing the claim of a church to speak for all. The piece critiques cult leadership and cites biblical references to warn against blindly following leaders. It links religious leadership to societal ills and reflects on end times doctrines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo
Joseph Grant
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Church of
Iowa City
Unitarian Universalist Society of
Unitarian Universalist Association
City
Peoples Church
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Unitarian Universalist
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J. F. Hladky, Jr
J. F. Hladky II
Art Heusinkveld
John Donnelly
John Robertson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Food and Drug Administration
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Communi
Iowa Electric
Civil Defense Office
Three Mile Island
Mark Russell
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Egypt
Israel
Russia
Chicago Tribune
New York News Syndicate
Clarion
Truman
Dewey
Atascadero, Calif
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nixon
University of Iowa
Kennedy
Jerry Elsen
Francis de S. Fenelon
Rome
Charles Dickens
Grant
Peoples Temple
Jonestown
Guyana
Jim Jones
Satan
Devil
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Earth
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