DES Not Being Removed From Market Despite Ban Proposal
Congressman Bob Price warns FDA plans a public hearing on DES use in cattle and sheep feed amid rising illegal residue findings. The FDA may withdraw approval or impose stricter controls after a formal Federal Register action and open hearing to gather data on safeguards and environmental impact.
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Bob Price
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug Administration
Congressman Price
FDA
Charles Edwards
Commissioner of Food and Drugs
U S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
FTA
FDA proposes public hearing on DES residues in meat
The FDA and Canadian authorities agree more action is needed to address DES residues in meat. A full public hearing may determine whether withdrawal of DES approval is appropriate. Requests for hearing data should be sent to the DHEW Hearing Clerk in Rockville, Maryland.
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FDA
Des
DHEW
Fishers Lane
Rockville
Maryland
Price
Edwards
Patent Office rejects perpetual motion filings without working model
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes the U S Patent Office will not accept patent applications for perpetual motion devices unless accompanied by a working model. The rule emphasizes practical demonstration over theoretical claims, reflecting historical standards for patentability.
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Patent Office
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Nebraskas land and water figures and family lineage note
The article notes Nebraskas land and water use with lakes rivers and reservoirs covering under one percent of the 77 227 square miles. It lists DONNA MARIE GOUNDIE six months as daughter of Vir and Mrs Robert Dale Goundie of Childress and granddaughter to several families in Estelline Wichita Falls and Childress. It also mentions Nova Scotia being about 360 miles long and 156 Long Lakes in Minnesota.
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Nebraskas
Donna Marie Goundie
Robert Dale Goundie
Childress
Frank Longbine
Estelline
R. Hl. Goundie
Wichita Falls
Rosa Longbine
Edgar Hill
Murders Not Really Hot Murders Not Really Hot
Mary Campbell reviews four new mysteries, finding them variously dull to entertaining. Arthur Crook features in a weak plot, while John Dickson Carr’s Victorian detective tale is noted but overhyped. Readers eye an upcoming standout among future releases.
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Anthony Gilbert
Random House
Harper & Rows
John Dickson Carr
Carr
David Craig
Stein and Day
Tom Arches
Doubleday
Russia
Margaret Cooper
Arthur Crook
Margaret Coopers
Arthur Crooks
Mary Campbell
Associated Press
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Mark” Ward
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Henry Frost Jr
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