Cyclamates Cancer Link Panel Hears Global Studies
Six leading scientists review worldwide cyclamate studies to determine if the artificial sweetener causes cancer. Results remain inconclusive as panel members warn data may be insufficient to render a definitive yes or no, with findings due mid January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cancer Institute
Food and Drug Administration
National Institutes of Health
NCI
FDA
Abbott Laboratories
Abbott
Norbert Page
FDA Bureau of Foods
Europe
National Institute of Public Health
Billthoven
Netherlands
German Cancer Research Center
Heidelberg
British Industrial Biological Research Institute
Carshalton
England
Middlesex Hospital Medical School
London
Charles S. Brown
Puts Friends on Phone Book
Monmouth County artist Stanley Meltzoff sketched portraits of local people for a Bicentennial and Bell centennial phone book cover. The widely distributed cover features models from Fair Haven and Red Bank among others, reflecting American life with humor and controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
N.J
UPI
Stanley Meltzoff
Monmouth County
United States
Telephone Company
Meltzoff
Iowa
Derry Bennett
Uncle Sam
Barbara
Betsy Ross
Marjorie Squire
Red Bank
Whistler
Pam Patterson
Saturday Evening Post
Life Magazine
Scientific American
Norman Rockwell
Rockwell
Thomas Jefferson
New Jersey
New York City
Manhattan
Withholding Figures Could Hit Tax Bills Next April
Government tax experts warn that sweeping income tax cuts may raise next spring’s bills for about 20 million Americans, especially working married couples. Withholding errors under the 1975 law could leave many underwithheld by up to 120 dollars, while overwithheld workers face larger refunds. IRS officials note most people overwithhold to secure hefty spring refunds, averaging over 350 dollars, but couples with two incomes may owe money due to only one standard deduction or exemption being allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Allen Lerman
Treasury
IRS
Donald Alexander
Alexander
Canadian unemployment holds near 7.2 percent in October
Ottawa government agency reports October unemployment at 7.2 percent with 576,000 people officially jobless. The data reflect a steady job market in Canada as the AP notes the persistently high level of unemployed residents across the nation.
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Ottawa
Canada
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Newfoundland
Atlantic
Petula Clark
Abraham Lincoln
Alexander Graham Bell
New York Telephone
Kirkwood
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood Blvd
S.W
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Harding JR. High
Giant Store
16Th Ave. S.W
General Electric Zoom
Fisher Price
Blender
General Electric
Oster
Brite
Igiant
16Th Ave
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