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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1972

Page

14

Organic foods worth paying more for, or hype

A nutrition column debates the value and safety of organic foods and additives. It questions whether organic labels guarantee purity, discusses FDA safety claims, and offers buyer tips to assess stores, suppliers, and affidavits while noting modern price differences.

New York Food and Drug Administration Washington New York City Department of Consumer Affairs Charles Glen King Columbia University Henry Stern FDA Tommorrow

Alternate Jurors Selection Begins In Harrisburg Case

Harrisburg activists and a Pakistani scholar face a conspiracy trial with the regular jury sworn in. Federal Judge Dixon Herman excused 24 of 37 volunteers who admitted opinions on guilt. The six alternates will be chosen this week while defendants protest the racial and ethnic balance of the jury.

Harrisburg UPI Dixon Herman America Pakistan

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A fragment describes a kidnapping plan involving Henry Kissinger and bomb plots aimed at triggering anti Vietnam protests. It mentions a nine member jury with eight women and three men, including two unmarried women, three men, eight Protestants, one Catholic, three nonchurch attendees, and a Black woman.

Henry Kissinger Washington

Cut Bank Tries To Solve Cold Weather

Cut Bank Montana residents petition Governor Forrest Anderson to declare Leap Day’s extra day fall on July 1 to gain a warmer day in July instead of a cold February. Led by Marvin Owens the effort gathers signatures from about 1% of residents.

Cut Bank Mant Marvin Owens Forrest Anderson State of Montana

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