FDA Disagrees With Surgeon General On Phosphate Detergent Advice
Senate hearing transcripts show FDA officials dispute Surgeon General Jesse Steinfeld’s push for phosphate detergents. Malcolm Jensen backs nonphosphate options but cautions against blanket bans and urges childproof packaging and public education. industry reps warn heavy duty detergents, phosphate or nonphosphate, can harm children who ingest them.
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Piste Deergaia
Malcolm Jensen
FDA
Bureau of Product Safety
Senate
Subcommittee On the Environment
Jesse Steinfeld
Jensen
Bernard Malm
DeSoto, Inc
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Skull found in yard linked to old murder mystery
In Sausalito California a human skull used as an eight year Halloween decoration is identified by police as a young man murdered long ago. The coroner says the right side trauma suggests homicide. no skeleton parts have been recovered.
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Byrd’s Legal Grades Cited Amid Nomination Talk
Byrd released his law school marks showing A grades in 25 hours B grades in 18 hours and C grades in 18 hours. He studied while serving West Virginia on Capitol Hill and attended American University and George Washington University. No grade was lower than a C.
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LBJ’s Start Frantic After Tragedy and Legacy
The passage of key social and civil rights bills marked a burst of activity in Johnson’s early years. A spirit of cooperation and renewed commitment to civil rights followed, with new international disarmament efforts and economic vitality. Johnson believed Kennedy would approve of the nation’s unity under his successor.
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John Kennedy
Oats Treatment May Aid Smokers in Quitting
London AP reports a British Nature magazine piece on Dr. C. L. Anand of Ruchill Hospital Glasgow using an oats decoction to curb tobacco craving. In a 28 day trial with 26 volunteers, those receiving oats cut smoking to about six cigarettes daily, while a dummy group showed no change.
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London
Nature
C. L. Anand
Ruchill Hospital
Gasgow
Anand
India
Charge Against Defector Dropped for Lyalin Protection
London officials said Soviet defector Oleg Lyalin faced no driving charges after the case was dropped to guard his safety from assassination or bee attacks. Legal Secretary T. C. Hetherington stated the move served the national interest and Lyalin’s own welfare.
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London
UPI
Oleg Lyalin
T. C. Hetherington
Hetherington
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