Inert chemical disclosures scrutinized by state and EPA
Officials from Monsanto and state agencies discuss inert ingredients in pesticides after a 1986 EPA vault review. Hearings seek more public disclosure though trade secrets protect many formulations. CHEEC notes limited groundwater finding, liability concerns shape access to confidential lists.
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Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Virginia
Frieberg
Warner
State Center For Health Effects of Environmental Contamination
CHEEC
State Ag Department
Cheec Advisory Board
Keith Cherryholmes
University of Iowa Hygenics Laboratory
Cherryholmes
Allan Stokes
State Department of Natural Resources
State Og Department
Bush convention aims to reframe as domestic reform leader
GOP strategists push Bush as the answer man for domestic problems. They highlight a conservative reform agenda centered on vouchers, private housing, and incentives for private health care, with Kemp Alexander and Sullivan leading sessions to show substance behind promises.
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Washington Post Ouston
Bush
Lems
William Kristol
Dan Quayle
Kristol
Housing and Urban Development
Jack Kemp
Lamar Alexander
Health and Human Services
Louis Sullivan
Dole Blames Media For Bush Woes At Iowa Convention
Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole tells Iowa GOP delegates that the media are tilted left and may be Bush’s toughest opponent. Governor Branstad echoes media critique as delegates endure daily party lines and themed convention days focusing on policy.
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Iowa
Senate
Bob Dole
Bush
Gramm hints interest in 96 presidential bid
Sen. Phil Gramm R Texas indicates possible run for president in 1996. He hosted a luncheon for Iowa GOP leaders and delegation where attendees met Charlton Heston and heard courtship signals of a possible campaign. Iowa Republicans plan to kickoff caucuses in 1996 and view Gramm as a potential candidate.
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John Kirsch
Ouston
Phil Gramm
Iowa
Gramm
Richard Schwarm
Bush
Cedar Rapids
Schwarm
US WEST Voice Messaging Promises Free Installation
The pitch advertises US WEST Voice Messaging that shows time and date of each message. It invites residential customers to call 1-800-242-5015 for free installation and claims to fix problems with answering machines.
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US West
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