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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1976
Page
5
FDA considering prohibition of Red No 4 used in maraschino cherries and Black coloring for foods and drugs amid safety questions linking Red No 4 to bladder tumors in dogs and concerns that Black dye byproducts may cause cancer. Agency reviews 84 colors with industry input and potential partial use for cosmetics.
Mark Kuhn, 1973 Lakeview High School graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn, has enlisted in the U S Navy. He will begin active duty in November and has qualified for the guarantee school program with training in supply and accounting. Navy rep Denis Zimmmerman notes tuition free vocational schooling with pay during and after training. Inquiries go to Zimmerman at 2772 Wath Street, phone 564 a1.
Grand champions in the 43 Building were Cindy Yosten clothing Doris VanArsdel home living and Debbie Sobuta foods. Reserve champions were Mary Jean Bayer clothing Kathi Lod home living and Carol Peters foods.
A fragment notes the welwitschia, a rare African desert plant, storing water with two leaves that lie wide apart and bathe the sands in opposite directions, highlighting its unique desert adaptation.
A 56,000 gallon gasoline tank exploded at a Glass Amvee service station near Gadsden Alabama drawing about 109 spectators. Fire Chief J R Speer and two paramedics, Mike Thornton and Mike Patrick, were killed. Ninety eight others were injured, many by burns.
The six month internal probe finds only minor misuses with two window valances and a bird house built at government expense for two officials. Director Clarence Kelley disclosed he knew of valances installed in his Washington apartment after being ordered by the exhibits section. An exhibits head, John Dunphy, resigned and pleaded guilty for using under $100 of lumber to build a bird house. Kelley said he will repay any cost and that a cabinet storing bureau materials at his home will be returned when he leaves the FBI.
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