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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1975

Page

8

First Coe Alumni Citation Awarded to Jack Evans

Jack Evans, a 1970 Coe College graduate of 507 Forest Drive SE, received the first reunion alumni citation at last weekend's homecoming banquet. The award honored his ongoing work with the Coe Growth Fund, consulting in planning and management, and his service as secretary of the national alumni association. President Leo L. Nussbaum presented the honor.

Jack Evans Forest Drive Coe College Coe Growth Fund National Alumni Association Leo L. Nussbaum

Sodium Nitrite Likely Safe But Use Will Be Capped

Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz says sodium nitrite used to cure bacon and other meats is probably perfectly safe but will be limited as nitrites can form nitrosamines under high heat. New rules due December will reduce nitrite limits and nearly ban sodium nitrate.

Washington Agriculture Earl Butz Agriculture Department Butz Chicago Buzz

Texas Court Blocks Chili Contest Move to California

Texas chili cooks win a court order blocking moving the world championship chili cook-off from Terlingua Texas to California. Judge Jerry Delanna prevents Terlingua from being replaced and preserves the Texas site for the event.

Texas California Austin UPI C. V. Wood Los Angeles International Chili Society Terlingua Jerry Delanna Tropico Calif Texas Chili Society Delanna

AFL-CIO backs $3 minimum wage to cut jobless rate

AFL-CIO testified before a House subcommittee urging a $3 an hour minimum wage starting 1977 with automatic increases and higher overtime pay. Andrew Biemiller said a shorter 40 hour week and daily overtime rules would spur hiring while current wages fall short of poverty thresholds. District of Columbia led states in per capita liquor sales at 6.82 gallons, far above the national average.

Washington UPI Afl-Cio Congress Andrew Biemiller Aflcio House Labor Labor Federation BieHe Biemiller Census Bureau District of Columbia

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