Additives on Market Minus Safety Tests
Washington AP reports the U S government has approved many everyday food additives that require no laboratory safety tests. The list includes MSG and butylated hydroxytoluene with congressional exemptions, while cyclamate was banned for causing cancer in animals. FDA officials defend or critique the GRAS system as Congress authorized safety determinations by experts rather than mandatory testing.
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Lecal
Herbert Ley
Ley
National Academy of Science
Congress
Winton Rankin
William Goodrich
Hankin
Robert Byck
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York
Governor Ray Makes Surprise Visit To Oakdale Hospital
Iowa City governor Ray visited Oakdale maximum security hospital to review security after recent inmate escapes. He praised staff, noted window flaws required fixes, and floated security bolting and towers at a cost of about 10 000 dollars each.
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Iowa City
Rober Ray
Oakdale
Ray
Bonn
UPI
Oly
Aj of Economics
Walla
Brandt backs gradual reforms amid election drive
In a fragmented report, Chancellor Willy Brandt signals gradual policy changes during the campaign. He urges patience on reforms and hints at possible weekend actions if needed ahead of parliamentary elections.
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Willy Brandt
Police Rule Out Yellow Car in Cedar Rapids Murder
Police Chief George J. Matias said a yellow Chevrolet seen near Mohawk Park after Jean Halverson, 17, entered the park, is not connected to the murder. The car belongs to an elderly man fishing nearby. Investigators continue to follow tips and leads from the case.
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Ceckl Rapids News
Jean Halverson
Washington High School
George J. Matias
Matias
Mohawk Park
Cedar Rapids
House backs bill to require replacement units in urban renewal
The House approved a 4.9 billion housing bill forcing cities to replace each housing unit destroyed in urban renewal projects with a new home in the same area. The measure, paired with a Senate 6.4 billion extension, faces further debate as supporters tout human renewal while opponents warn of stalled projects and program ruin.
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UPI
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Senate
Lowe] Weicker
R-Conn
Ara Weicker
Thomas Ashley
Ohio
John Brademus
D-Ind
Federal Housing Authority
Brademus
Trucker Reports Hit-and-Fly Accident on Highway
Indiana driver Charles Dunn reported a hit and fly incident on a rural highway near Cedar Rapids. A light plane swooped down and struck the top of his semi truck causing about $1,000 in damage. Authorities at state and federal levels were notified.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles Duan
Kokam
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Highway Patrol
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Limited Strike Right for Public Employees Endorsed
An interim committee voted 3 to 4 in favor of a limited right to strike for public employees, excluding police and firemen. State Rep. Charles Pelton said the plan aims to let workers bargain while avoiding strikes, favoring mediation and fact finding over arbitration, with a statewide non political body supervising elections of certification.
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Jerry Lilsen Gancs
Steff Weller
Novic
Charles Pelton
Clinton
the Gazette
Pelton
Mediaton
McCormack Linked to Lobbyist Cash For Influence
New York AP report details alleged payoffs and fixes tied to Nathan Voloshen and Dr. Martin Aufweig in Speaker McCormack’s office. It cites a $5000 cash handoff, multiple schemes, and suspensions of aides, with federal probes and SEC complaints as authorities investigate.
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Lifel
Washinington
Sweig
Voloshen
McCormack
Lax
Sil
Tigg
John
Life
William Lambert
Nathan Volshun
Maryland
SEC
Martin Aweig
Securities and Exchange Commission
Br. Irv
Jag Helfert
Dayton
Ohio
Telfert
Lambert
Jite
Justice Department
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Hve
New “York Commissioner of Parole
Voloshin
Russell Oswald
New York Board of Parole
Edward Gilbert
Oswald
Het Sweig
Yuie
MicCormack
Valoshen
Senate approves tax on tax exempt income to fund levy
The Senate Finance Committee backed a plan to tax tax preference income at 3 percent while exempting the first 30 000 in preference income. It would cover 14 categories including oilmen provisions and depreciation writeoffs for real estate. The panel also proposed extending the 10 percent excise on auto purchases and a 10 percent luxury tax on telephony service.
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Washington
Senate
Nance Committee
Warnings By Israel And Syria Amid Tripoli Uprising
Thousands of demonstrators seized government buildings in Tripoli Lebanon as fighting with troops surged. Israel warned the Arab world to stay out of Lebanon while Syria demanded a purge of treasonable elements. Israeli air strikes hit Egyptian missiles on the Gulf of Suez coast and Egypt struck back, wounding 11 soldiers. Five killed in Tripoli and a refugee camp as crowds vowed to hold the buildings until demands are met including ending the siege and removal of army officers. The crisis drew in Syria and Lebanon, with Al Fatah releasing frontier guards and a slain guerrilla being returned. In Moscow the Soviets launched a Cosmos satellite as the week’s third unmanned satellite.
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Syrda Aldi
Arthaypert
Hell Christin
Missing 13 Million in Securities At Wall Street Bank
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co reports 11 194000 in negotiable U S treasury bills missing from its Wall Street headquarters since Tuesday. Police, banks and regulators notified. serial numbers help track the short term notes due next week. Stolen securities are hard to sell and may be used as collateral by criminal figures according to authorities.
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Guaranty Trust Co
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